A sure grip for the marksman's trigger hand

Sauer's new glove is ergonomically cut to the marksman's trigger hand. It has no seams around the areas of stress, thus providing unimpeded contact with the weapon and the trigger.

The ventilating 3D webbing on the back of the glove is very light and highly breathable. It takes moisture away from the skin, creating a comfortable inner climate for the hand.

The palm area is made from a polyamide material with a PU surface. It is highly resistant to abrasion and is also breathable. The embedded silicone bobbles improve the grip without producing contact irritation.

The new Strong shooting gloves from Sauer have retained the tried-and-trusted shape of their predecessors, but now the resting hand has been further stabilized with a complete outside covering and inside lining made of firm rubber material.

Half of the shaft is made of broad stretch tape, to make sure it lies firmly on the wrist. The middle and index fingers of the trigger hand, as well as the thumb, are fitted with anti-slip Top Grip material.

For the hand steadying the gun, the Strong has an additional strip of leather stitched in between the middle and index fingers on which the gun can settle perfectly.

The new Strong Open model from Sauer is of the same material and design as the Strong model, but the finger shafts have been opened in order to ensure that the marksman has better finger contact with the gun. Crossbow marksmen appreciate this advantage in particular.

The Top Stretch II has been reinforced on the back of the hand with a new material insert made of firm plastic. It can now give even better support. 

The Top Stretch II also has a stretch insert at the level of the finger roots on the palm side, so that no troublesome material fold occurs when the finger is crooked. There is another stretch insert in the shaft, to enable the glove to lie better against the wrist. The palm and the back are generously fitted with stabilizing and slip-limiting Top-Grip pads.

The Top Open model is identical to the Top Stretch II model as far as its material and details are concerned, with the only difference that the finger shafts have been opened so as to guarantee the shooter an even better finger grip on the weapon. Crossbow shooters will appreciate this advantage especially.

This glove has excellent padding features and an stretch inset in the shaft. The leather inset between the thumb and the index finger has been pre-bent to avoid the disadvantage of excess material impeding a good grip in seizing the weapon.

The "Standard Stretch" is an comfortable and inexpensive glove. A generous amount of rubber in the front and inside of the glove prevents slipping and provides stability. There is a stretch-band at the base of the fingers on the palm side.