Callers Glove Left Reviews

good glove but needs to be warmer

I’ve had the glove a few years now and take it on every hunt. fits everything in the description but i was a little disappointed with the warmth of the fingers in late season. the warmer pocket is nice and warm especially if you put hand-warmers in it but the hand in the glove was always freezing cold at the fingers to the point they were numb. i only found this problem in sub 25 degree weather

The Ultimate Performance and Versatility Tested

This season I had picked up the Sitka Callers Glove for my waterfowl season, and it has already more than paid for itself. If you hunt ducks or geese in the central flyway, you know that gear failure isn't just an inconvenience—it’s a safety issue. The Ultimate Test: The real test came on a -2°F morning this January. While navigating some slick terrain, I took a spill on the ice and ended up submerging my hand completely underwater. In those temperatures, that's usually a hunt-ending (and potentially dangerous) mistake. However, thanks to the technical construction of this glove, it performed miracles. Despite the dunking, the material held up and kept my hand functional and shielded from the brutal wind chill until I could make it back to my buddies truck. In that moment, I wouldn't have traded them for any other brand on the market. Performance & Versatility: • Waterfowl Specific: The design is perfect for those who need to maintain dexterity for calling and shooting without sacrificing protection. • The Perfect Combo: For maximum warmth and moisture management, I highly recommend layering these with the Sitka Traverse Gloves. The combination provides a versatile system that can handle everything from "brisk" to "arctic. " Final Verdict: Sitka gear is an investment, but when you're face-down in a frozen marsh at sub-zero temperatures, you realize exactly what you're paying for. If you need a glove that won't quit even after a total soak in freezing water, the Callers Glove is it.

Perfect for my cold weather deer hunts.

I like to shoot my bow and rifle with a lighter glove on my trigger hand. With this caller glove I can keep my left hand in the glove itself and warm my right hand up as needed in the muff pocket. It's a very warm glove and has worked great for me!