durable shooting glove?

[trob]

I like the Molinari glove. It's the same glove as the Kamui.

http://www.3cushioncues.com/Molinari_Glove/p2041797_9361553.aspx


Edit: Just notice they bumped the price by $5. That sucks.

I've been using the same molinari since the expo last April and it's still almost perfect and I play every day. I've never had a glove last even close to that long.

 

[TheBook]

You buy the 10 pack of cheapos for $3.50 and quickly find that single ply toilet paper from a gas station is more durable than those gloves. On the bright side, I have 9 gloves in the car in case I ever have to crap in the woods.

A bear and a rabbit were $hitting in the woods next to each other.
The bear asked the rabbit if he had a problem with $hit sticking to his fur and the rabbit said no.
The bear said great and then picked up the rabbit to wipe his a$$ with.

 

[Corvette Alan]

I purchased a Longoni glove over a year ago. It's a tipless glove with a velcro wrist strap and a pad on the palm. I've used it almost every day and there is no sign of wear.

I've also taken to washing it about every two to three weeks. I've used Woolite, Tide and Dawn dish soap at different times. Just get it into some hot soapy water and work around a bit, rinse well in hot water, squeeze dry in a towel and set out to finish drying. turns out like new.

It's pricey but I believe that if I don't do anything stupid it will last a long time.

 

[Skippy27]

Do you guys wash your gloves after you have played with it for awhile?

I do when the smell of stale smoke begins to annoy me which is pretty often being I dont smoke and can't stand it. I will usually add some soap to help mask the smell and then rinse it thoroughly.

 

[PETROBOY]

I wash mine as well I try to use a laundry soap but have used regular hand soap a few times, it's surprising how much chalk they hold. I rinse it very well and let it air dry by the heater.


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[Saturated Fats]

...and at 10 gloves for 25 bucks, can't beat the deal

Maybe I can:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hot-1-Pair-...e8aa476&pid=100033&rk=4&rkt=4&sd=160895646200

I bought these from an earlier ebay listing that offered 5% off if you bought a minimum of 10. I said "what the hell" and sent them $10. A few weeks later, I received an envelope with 10 "pair" of gloves. That's 20 gloves at about 50 cents apiece! Apparently the sellers don't understand that no one uses more than one glove at a time.

I've been using them ever since. I wouldn't say that they fit all that great or that they last a really long time, but at this price I just throw them away and use another.