Hunters Specialties Deluxe Field Dressing Gloves

These work really well for keeping your hunting clothes clean. I’ve used these on bear and deer and my arms stayed clean.

I always use these gloves when field dressing game. They protect my clothes (sleeves) and keep them clean. You get long orange gloves that protects the sleeves of your clothes, and off white wrist length gloves. The hand gloves are not strong enough and usually tear apart (in many times) when in use. To over come that, I usually buy good wrist gloves that I use with the long orange ones. I keep the wrist size one for extra use of anything else.Even with mainly using the orange ones they are worth the price IMO.

Excellent pour la chasse. Couvre très bien de la main à l’épaule.Excellent prix!

I love these gloves. They come conveniently folded up, and I simply take a set and stick them in a ziplock bag. I push out the air, and stick them in my bag. When I get a deer, I take the gloves out of the zip lock, put my deer tag in the ziplock, and zip tie it to the deer's ear. Then I put on the gloves and get to work.The shoulder length glove protects my clothes when I am reaching into the cavity, so I don't get screamed at when I get home for putting blood soaked clothes in he laundry! The elastic band at the opening keeps them in place perfectly, every time.After I put on the big gloves, I put on the latex ones. These gloves are nice and tight, giving me excellent dexterity throughout the field dressing process.The one issue that I have with these gloves is that the latex gloves are the old school, powdered latex variety which can actually CAUSE you to develop a latex allergy! DO NOT breathe in that powder! EVER! I would feel a lot better if they would switch to nitrile gloves, which are much safer.I know a lot of people who pack the organs out in the inside out gloves, but I do not do this because of the latex issue, and my significant other is allergic to latex. I DO pack out my dirty tools in the gloves, however. Just hold the tool in your hand, grab the glove at the open end, and turn it inside out. You now have a convenient way to pack out that dirty knife or Butt-Out tool without getting blood in your bag.

I have used these several times... exactly as described/ what you would expect. Two sets of gloves in each “pack”. GLoves work great for field dressin. Keeps everything as clean as possible!!