Precision shooting Gloves
Dynamis Alliance partners up with Line of Fire to roll out new #shooting #gloves epically named Gauntlet Precision Gloves. In the works for nearly a decade, Dynamis says the companies designed the gloves from the ground up to give shooters of all varieties, a “second skin” like feel while operating their weapons.
Comfort meets dexterity, according to Dynamis, who says the Gauntlet’s ergonomic design and lightweight microsuede construction pair to deliver a “dexterous, cutting edge, and durable” set of gloves. Dynamis equips the set with flexible finger gussets which are said to deliver a more secure fit. In addition, extensive work was done to reinforce hand webbing preventing significant firearm and tool usage degradation, according to the glove maker.
Unless you live under a rock or wear a tinfoil hat, you probably have a smartphone or tablet. As such the Gauntlet gloves are constructed with a special material on the thumb, pointer and middle fingers on both the left and right glove that permit shooters to manipulate touch screens. Calculate ballistics, navigate GPS or order a pizza for your range buddies– the gloves’ tech-friendly material opens the door to less on/off frustration for those of us who live and breathe tech.
Rounding out the accoutrements is a grippy material placed along the inside of the gloves to maintain positive contact with firearms or any other tools you might have in hand. Gauntlet gloves also feature internal attachment loops that seek to offer a better means of storage so glove mates don’t pull a Houdini and mysteriously disappear. The Dynamis Mindset, “Crush Everything,” comes emblazoned along the pointer finger which seems a little extra, as the kids say. Dynamis will throw down the Gauntlet, so to speak, in February when the gloves are set to start rolling out to consumers. In the meantime, the company is taking pre-orders. Available in sizes small to extra large, the gloves retail for just under $40.
