Reviews - 5.11 Tactical 59343 TacLite2 Gloves, Black M Reviews - T5-GL-59343-019-M

Author: 1userhere (verified customer) , Correctional Officer, from Moore Haven on Apr 12, 2013
Pros:  lite, comfortable, easy on and off
Cons:  .cheaply made
Would recommend:  no

1userhere wrote:

After 2 weeks they came apart between the fingers. I work at a prison and I search and pat search daily. These should last atleast 6 months or more. I would not recommend these for daily use.

Author: dryfly (verified customer) , Male, in the 60's mainly pistol shooter, from Redding, CA on Mar 7, 2013
Pros:  fit like second skin
Cons:  none!
Would recommend:  yes

dryfly wrote:

I was looking for a good pair of shooting gloves. I purchased no less than 7 pair and these came out on top in their price range easy grat feel on loading mags etc.-buy a pair you won't be disappointed.For low price two pair that really stood out..the Giro DND and Franklin batting glove, both in the $18 range. If you want a little heavier glove, the Damascus MX_30C and SITKA Shooter glove were stand outs-both have a little more padding if your're shooting high recoil stuff. I'd say away from Hatch NS430- poor all around. one more thing, my had measures medium but never found one in that size I could even get one.I'd recomend going to a local sporting goods store to check fit(my hand needed XL to fit right) before ordering this BEST of SHOW Glove!

Author: Bill (verified customer) , Jeweler/Goldsmith, from Stamford,Ct on Feb 24, 2013
Pros:  Thin and form fitting
Cons:  not made for warmth
Would recommend:  yes

Bill wrote:

Great as driving gloves.Almost like wearing nothing as far as dexterity and warmth.

Author: CurtSig (verified customer) , Med grade gun nut who despises their abuse , from Atlanta GA on Jan 19, 2013
Pros:  Snug fit, Low finger restriction
Cons:  None yet
Would recommend:  yes

CurtSig wrote:

I went with a medium as I prefer a glove with almost no play. These fit well and seem well made. I don't think these are for heavy to extreme tactical use but seem well suited for mild to warm temperatures and duty.

Author: dwalker from Albuquerque on Jan 15, 2012
Pros:  thin, lightweight glove
Cons:  can only be used for warm weather shooting
Would recommend:  yes

dwalker wrote:

Nice gloves, very thin and lightweight. Fit perfect. But are not made for cold weather.

Author: Red3171 (verified customer) from San Jose, CA on Aug 24, 2011
Would recommend:  yes

Red3171 wrote:

The gloves are very well made. The fit was great.

Author: shootsomemore123 (verified customer) , Avid shooter and weapons enthuisast, from Dayton, Ohio on Mar 25, 2011
Pros:  Very good for intricate work
Cons:  very easily worn out- had mine for 2.5 months before wearout
Would recommend:  yes

shootsomemore123 wrote:

I must say that these are the only gloes I will ever wear. They block the weapons heat and give added grip. I was real happy until my fingernail wore a hole in the glove. Also some of the stitching on the fingers has come loose and led to some holes. This is only after about 2.5 months of use. By use though I mean at least 2.5 hours of drills a week. I sure do not baby them either. I had just hoped they would last longer. At this rate I would be spending $150 in gloves a year.

Author: David Boothman from St Simons Island on Jan 17, 2011
Pros:  Tactile
Cons:  Expensive
Would recommend:  yes

David Boothman wrote:

Wanted gloves that don't have to come off to handle money,loading 22 shells into dog training equipment and are also good for everything you have to do while competing with a dog. Couldn't be better.

Author: JustinT from Houston, TX on Jan 14, 2011
Pros:  soft but tacky leather palm and fingers, easy on the draw and more importantly slips in and out of pockets easily.
Cons:  not really a "con" of the product, but I think they run a little small . And the XL would have been to long in the fingers
Would recommend:  yes

JustinT wrote:

These are not used in a rough environment, so I cannot evaluate based on how they perform under fire, if you will. But for someone that wants a nice, stylish even, driving glove/cool weather glove that wont hinder your draw of a concealed handgun or your keys from your jeans, this is for you.

Author: 50certs (verified customer) , private buyer, from burlington vt on Nov 23, 2010
Pros:  like having a second skin, very thin
Cons:  not sure how durable they would be
Would recommend:  yes

50certs wrote:

great gloves for shooting. They really don't get in the way at all. very comfortable.