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How do you condition/maintain your shooting glove?

Started by Frenchymanny, August 27, 2012, 07:17:00 PM

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Frenchymanny

I have a cross  over bigshot that I really like and it suffered from the heat and the shootin'

What can I do to restore the slickness of the stall?

F-Manny
Coureur des Bois
Big Jim: Buffalo Bows 62" 60@27 & 65@27 ThunderChilds 56" 62@27 & 62@27 Desert BigHorn 59@27
ML, Shrew &TC Knives
With a sturdy bow, a true shaft, and a stout heart, we journey forth in
search of adventure.

Dr. Saxton Pope

Bud B.

Saddle soap. Use sparingly and make sure it's rubbed in well.

I also melt wax on my glove's finger pads and then use a lighter to get it to (carefully) soak into the leather pores. So far my glove is over two years old and shows no real signs of wear other than the leather dye sweating out of it turning my hand/wrist brown.

I use a Neet glove.

I your glove had the synthetic finger reinforcements then use saddle soap only.

I've used saddle soap for years on horse tack. The Saddle Soap keeps the leather pliable and impregnated with the necessary lubricants that all leathers need for longer wear and use.
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Frenchymanny

Coureur des Bois
Big Jim: Buffalo Bows 62" 60@27 & 65@27 ThunderChilds 56" 62@27 & 62@27 Desert BigHorn 59@27
ML, Shrew &TC Knives
With a sturdy bow, a true shaft, and a stout heart, we journey forth in
search of adventure.

Dr. Saxton Pope

moleman

Good thread, Im a glove shooter as well, but once they groove really bad i start getting off the string sloppy.
The wax and lighter may be the answer ive been looking for.

Cyclic-Rivers

Manny,  what ever you do, do not give it to your friends. especially the one with horses   :readit:    :readit:    ;)    ;)    :p
Relax,

You'll live longer!

Charlie Janssen

PBS Associate Member
Wisconsin Traditional Archers


>~TGMM~> <~Family~Of~The~Bow~<

Pat B

Manny, I use a Damascus glove and a couple of times a year I wash it out with warm water and mild soap then put it on my hand to shape it and remove it to let it dry for a day or so. Then I put it back on and give it a good rub down with Montana Pitch Blend.
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
TGMM Family of the Bow

Shedrock

Get a 3Rivers Dura-glove. I have been using them for several years. You don't need to do anything to them, just keep shooting.
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Comptons
Pope and Young
PBS
Colorado Traditional Archers Society
and Life member of Bowhunters Of Wyoming

WidowEater

If your glove is 100% leather I would use Dr Jacksons Hide Rejuvenator or something else like it.

You can get a bunch of this stuff from Tandy.
Silence over speed.  Heavier arrows never hurt.

Medley

Shedrock is right. I shoot a lot, and that duraglove is a very good, no crease, no wear glove

Rick Richard

Me too with the Duraglove.  Like an Eveready battery; "just keeps shooting"

Frenchymanny

Thanks all for the good advises.
I might have a glove for my friend who has horses, hopefully I will meet him soon  :)

I need the reinforced stalls of the bigshot crossover. I will clean with saddle soap then wax

F-Manny
Coureur des Bois
Big Jim: Buffalo Bows 62" 60@27 & 65@27 ThunderChilds 56" 62@27 & 62@27 Desert BigHorn 59@27
ML, Shrew &TC Knives
With a sturdy bow, a true shaft, and a stout heart, we journey forth in
search of adventure.

Dr. Saxton Pope

wapiti

Tire shine. Yes you read that right. Works wonders when use regularly.
"Diplomacy is the art of saying 'Nice doggie' until you can find a rock."-Will Rogers


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