Additional information
| Weight | 0.32625 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12.36 × 6.14 × 1.97 in |
| Package Dimensions | 12.36 x 6.14 x 1.97 inches; 5.22 ounces |
| Item model number | F1 VTX6030 |
| Department | mens |
| Date First Available | December 16, 2020 |
| ASIN | B08QR77M9G |
| Manufacturer | Vertx |
3 reviews for Vertx Crisp Action Mens Tactical Gloves, Water Resistant, Breathable, Touch Screen Compatible with Trigger Guard
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Rich D. –
They can be a little bulky but its great for reloading in the cold. Wore to the range on an icy cold day and was very comfortable the entire time. So far only loaded about 300 rounds into old (sharp) metal mags, i’ve ripped gloves on way less but these have zero wear n tear so far. They provide warmth, but if you want true waterproof winter gloves get something else. If you want a warm tactical glove I think this might be one of the better options though. Some warmth must be sacrificed for functionality so i would say 7/10 warmth. They do dry quickly and fit well though. Also has a nice double stitched piece of leather on the middle finger for avoiding trigger guard wear (both gloves). Overall 5/5 for what I expected and what I got.
Laura –
I got smalls after measuring my hands and while I was skeptical, they fit well. I’ve been looking for winter gloves that let me maintain dexterity when working/carrying and these were exactly what I needed. Don’t expect them to be ski gloves, your hands can still get a little cold when you handle snow or spend a long time outside, but overall they work very well. I was also impressed by how well they work with touchscreens. That’s not something I usually care about, but they’re great. If they prove they can last through this winter, I plan to buy more pairs to save for the future.
Chris –
I bought these for patrol work and range use. They are about useless for either. There is absolutely no insulation. Not even thinsulate. On their own they will not keep your hands warm. Which means these are an overpriced shell. If you do buy these, size them up so you have room for a liner glove. Then you’d have a really cool looking pair of bulky shoveling gloves.