Kevlar Archery Shooting Glove

[TheFieldArcher]

Great glove to protect your hand against damaged, over drawn arrows etc...

Edited May 5, 2012 by TheFieldArcher

[growalot]

That's a great looking product.....nasty pics....Yeeeooowww...why I buy new arrows every year....

[TheFieldArcher]

I have had arrows snap very easily when inspecting them, didn't see any cracks or splinters but a little bend did it... I guess if the crack starts inside and a bend doesn't do it but the next shot will... anyway, the glove felt good and will be great on cold bow season mornings, the kevlar protection for only $30.00 was an easy decision.

[Larry]

Just to let you know, 3 layers of Kevlar is not going to offer any protection from a direct hit, and very little protection from a glancing blow of a broad head. As matter of fact a broad headed arrow would have little trouble penetrating a bullet rated vest if it didn’t have a trauma plate in it.

[TheFieldArcher]

Just to let you know, 3 layers of Kevlar is not going to offer any protection from a direct hit, and very little protection from a glancing blow of a broad head. As matter of fact a broad headed arrow would have little trouble penetrating a bullet rated vest if it didn’t have a trauma plate in it.

Unless you are still using the old overdraw, you should not be worried about the broadhead. The kevlar is to protect against snapping arrows, carbon arrows have a caution on them to inspect your arrow before shooting, but if you miss a crack and the arrow snaps when shot... the kevlar should protect against the damaged arrow. The manufacturer shot the glove with damaged arrows and none of the carbon fibers penetrated.

[Larry]

i am not sure 3 layers would stop a snapped arrow there's alot of stored KE in that arrow any test done on the glove

[TheFieldArcher]

Yes, the manufacturer had a test, shot snapped carbon arrows into the glove with gel in them, none of the fibers or arrow penetrated the glove.