An exact copy of an old pair of upland shooting gloves a top grouse hunter swears by--made exclusively for Orvis. These gloves are made from rugged yet supple deerskin for maximum softness, grip, and dexterity. Cut long at the cuff to protect wrists from briars. Unlined. Upland shooting gloves in brown. Imported. Sizes: S(8½), M(8½-9), L(9-9½), XL(9½-10).
Average Customer Rating:
4.3 out of 5
Rating Snapshot
(18 reviews)
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16 of 18 (89%) customers would recommend this product to a friend.
"Looks great, feels great, fits great! Stiching came apart on second wearing."
Review 2 for Uplander Shooting Gloves
Overall Rating:
5
/ 5
perfect shooting glove,
February 2, 2010
By:
FriendofLabsfrom Atlanta, GA
"Good protection from brush, briars, and frosty weather, but light enough and supple enough so you could handle shells and reload easily."
Review 3 for Uplander Shooting Gloves
Overall Rating:
5
/ 5
Flawless!,
January 27, 2010
By:
NomdePlumage
"Received these and promptly went after some pheasants. I never shot with gloves before and these are so fine that barely noticed them, even shooting my old side-by-side with double triggers. It sure was nice to have the gloves when the gun was cold (or hot!). I ordered the large, and was a little concerned they'd be too big. The size chart was accurate."
Review 4 for Uplander Shooting Gloves
Overall Rating:
5
/ 5
Great gloves for bird hunters!,
November 22, 2009
By:
JCBhamfrom Birmingham, AL
"As an avid outdoorsman for over 30 years, I would not only highly recommend these gloves, I would say that they are a must have for any serious bird hunter. The soft supple leather gives you great gun feel and will become your favorite pair the first time you put them on! The styling and craftsmanship have made these a conversation piece with all of the naysayers about wearing gloves in the field and I don't shoot anything including sporting clays without them on."
Review 5 for Uplander Shooting Gloves
Top 500 Contributor
Overall Rating:
5
/ 5
The perfect gloves ?,
September 17, 2009
By:
WoodcockRich
"Extremely comfortable, and surprisingly tuff for a glove this supple and ''soft''."
Review 6 for Uplander Shooting Gloves
Overall Rating:
1
/ 5
Very poor workmanship,
September 7, 2009
By:
metro49
"I'm sorry, but I just cannot recommend these gloves. Last season, I purchased a pair of them and within two weeks they literally started to unravel at the seams (fingers) in multiple locations. Orvis did replace them promptly, but the second pair did the same thing. I now have my third pair and wore them for six months and now they are trash. Three pair of gloves in less than a year is not good quality. DO NOT purchase these gloves."
Response from Orvis:
ByOrvis Technical Services,
October 11, 2009
Orvis Customer Service contacted this customer and apologized that the stitching has become loose on several pairs of these gloves. Orvis thanked the customer for the honest feedback as we are constantly trying to find ways to improve our items. Orvis also offered to exchange this item or issue a complete refund. We will cheerfully exchange or refund your purchase at any time, for any reason. Our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee is the strongest in the business.
Review 7 for Uplander Shooting Gloves
Top 50 Contributor
Overall Rating:
5
/ 5
Must Have Gloves,
June 3, 2009
By:
Karlfrom Winter Haven, FL.
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Note The Gloves!
"The upland gloves are not only extremely comfortable but suprisingly warm for there weight. They provide the best protection of any glove I have ever used. Not to mention the beating they take in the field and during dog training as well. I have recieved multiple compliments on there looks and given several pairs to my hunting partners who all love them!"
Review 8 for Uplander Shooting Gloves
Overall Rating:
5
/ 5
Excellent gloves,
October 31, 2008
By:
JChannellfrom Augusta, GA
"I have never been one to wear gloves very much, but these gloves have changed my habits. I bought them at the local Orvis store after I was given a gift card for my birthday, and they are one of the best purchases I have ever made. The first pair I owned were lost (I think a jealous person stole them) and I immediately replaced them. I keep them in my Barbour jacket pocket and find that they are perfect for quail hunting, cold weather walks, and late season night football games. Since I have owned them, I have given several pair as gifts to friends and all of them have commented later how much they enjoy these gloves."
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Review 9 for Uplander Shooting Gloves
Overall Rating:
5
/ 5
8 pairs later,
November 23, 2007
By:
sidelockfrom upstate NY on VT border
"My daughter is in the Orvis store in Manchester today and she called me to get the type of upland glove she knows I like. I have hunted Pats for a long long time and have found Orvis upland gloves the best there is for early season woodcock and late season grouse. they last me about 3 years,hold up well, give me good protection and are sensitive between gun and hand,the gauntlets protect the wrist I try to keep an extra pair and with a silk liner that I buy seperately and i find them a great everyday winter glove in the north east."
Review 10 for Uplander Shooting Gloves
Top 100 Contributor
Overall Rating:
5
/ 5
Great gloves,
October 8, 2007
By:
fredfrom Chicago, il
"Great for sporting clays or hunting! They protect your hands really well from the brush as well as scalding barrels on the clays course.
Very supple leather keeps you in touch with the gun in your hands.
Put your name in them - someone else will want them too!
Excellent purchase."
Review 11 for Uplander Shooting Gloves
Top 250 Contributor
Overall Rating:
5
/ 5
Best Gloves on the Market,
October 5, 2007
By:
Randy
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Great Hand Protection
"These gloves are mandatory for bird hunters going into the Georgia clear-cuts for quail or the Wisconsin woods for Grouse. They protect extremely well, are useable immediately with no break-in, and are surprisingly warm in cold weather. Mine last on average five years, but are mendable for a few more. As a gift for your hunter, they are thoughtful, useful- a great solution for the age-old question, "What do I get this guy?""
Review 12 for Uplander Shooting Gloves
Overall Rating:
4
/ 5
December 12, 2006
By:
R. Miles
"I have worn these gloves in all varieties of conditions for over 10 years and they have as many - if not more - years left in them. They are comfortable and don't interfere with triggering your firearm."
Review 13 for Uplander Shooting Gloves
Overall Rating:
4
/ 5
November 28, 2006
By:
Paul D.
"There is no better Upland hunting glove on the market. I've used these gloves for 11 seasons now , and still haven't wore them out. The dexterity is incredible and they are suprisingly warm even in very cold weather."
Review 14 for Uplander Shooting Gloves
Overall Rating:
4
/ 5
January 21, 2005
By:
M. Valaris
"I bought these gloves about 18 years ago and they're still going strong. They break-in from the first time you wear them and are so thin you lose very little trigger feel. They are excellent for pushing away briars that would normally leave your hands bloody by the end of the day. Buy them tight and they'll serve you like a second skin. "
Review 15 for Uplander Shooting Gloves
Overall Rating:
4
/ 5
November 4, 2003
By:
R. Rowley
"I'm now onto my second pair, the first lasted almost 20 years and I never pick-up a gun without putting them on. They are without question the best fitting, most comfortable of any of the shooting gloves I've ever worn. All the seams are in the right places, you never even feel them. With a little less pheasant blood on them they could be dress gloves."
Review 16 for Uplander Shooting Gloves
Overall Rating:
4
/ 5
February 20, 2003
By:
C.G. Oehme
"These lightweight, yet durable gloves are ideal for upland bird hunting through late autumn, before the first frost appears in the field. When the weather turns brisk, I wear a pair of fleece liners underneath them to extend their use. Because the gloves are thin and sensitive to the touch, loading and swinging my great-grandfather's Lefever couldn't be easier. "
Review 17 for Uplander Shooting Gloves
Overall Rating:
4
/ 5
March 27, 2001
By:
T. Deck
"I have hunted with these gloves the the last two years, and I love them. They break in fast, and they fit perfect. What I really like about these gloves is that they are durable, but not too thick. They provide senstivity, which makes disengaging the safey, and swinging the gun smooth and easy!"
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