First Look: Ol' Tom Stretch-Fit Gloves in Realtee Timber

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posted on April 9, 2020
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Providing concealment in the form of Realtree Timber camo, Ol' Tom Stretch-Fit Gloves utilize stretch lycra, which forms to one's hand allowing for maximum dexterity. A rubberized palm, meanwhile, keeps one's firearm firmly in place. Crafted from a blend of 92% polyester/8% spandex, the gloves are both durable and comfortable enough for a day in the woods. For more information, please visit drakewaterfowl.com.

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