Hunting Gloves

Q: What gloves do I need for cold, wet duck hunting?

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Q: What are liner gloves for?

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Q: Can I shoot and handle gear with these gloves on?

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Chêne Gear Hunting Gloves Collection

Cold, wet hands end hunts fast. Chêne gloves cover the full range, from thin liners for mild mornings to fully waterproof insulated builds for the worst of it, so your hands keep working when the temperature drops.

Fully waterproof Hydro-Lok gloves handle wet cold, the Izembek liners layer or wear alone on mild days, and insulated builds like the Over/Under and Redland Sherpa-Lined take on hard freezes. The Deception glove rounds out the turkey kit.

The right glove is the one that lets you run the gun and handle gear without pulling it off.

Chêne Gear Hunting Gloves Collection FAQs

For wet cold, a fully waterproof insulated glove like the Hydro-Lok Insulated or Wool-Lined keeps hands dry and warm. For the hardest freezes, the Over/Under and the Hydro-Lok Lobster Mitt trade some dexterity for maximum warmth.

Liners like the Izembek Liner are thin gloves worn on their own for mild mornings or layered under an insulated glove when it gets cold. They add warmth without bulk and keep some dexterity for calls and gear.

The lighter and articulated builds, the liners, Izembek, and Over/Under, are designed to keep enough dexterity for trigger work and handling gear. The heaviest mitts trade dexterity for warmth, so many hunters carry a liner for close work.

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