Reviews - Hatch SOGH Operator HK Tactical Gloves, Black, Medium 1011195 Reviews - JH-GL-SOGHK-1011195

Author: Her9852 (verified customer) , Love to shoot ., from Pa on Mar 25, 2013
Pros:  Keeps your fingers warm and very durable .
Cons:   you'll sweat in em .
Would recommend:  yes

Her9852 wrote:

They run big so a size up . I'm a med I got a med theyre really tight . The leather is great . Other than that great product .

Author: gram from St. Louis MO on Feb 3, 2013
Would recommend:  yes

gram wrote:

My Marine Corp son requested these gloves for Christmas.

Author: wadeerik (verified customer) , Army retired, from MT on Jul 17, 2012
Pros:  Great protection
Cons:  Thick/bulky
Would recommend:  yes

wadeerik wrote:

I purchased these after wearing out my Army standard issue hatch gloves. The goatskin leather is layered two or maybe three times in some spots, with kevlar lining, this creates a very bulky fit, especially in the finger tips. Good gloves, but dexterity is loss due to thickness. However, the knuckle guard and overall quality is great.

Author: JB (verified customer) from Roanoke VA on May 4, 2012
Pros:  Great fit and usage.
Cons:  Sizing runs small
Would recommend:  yes

JB wrote:

I have used these for over two years now. Sizing runs a little small in my opinion. I did the Hatch sizing chart and I was at the high end of medium. All my gloves are mediums and since I wanted a snug fit for dexterity, I went with medium. These have a very snug fit and there is no stretch over time like all my issued flight and leather gloves. But...that aside, the gloves do what is expected and more. Good grip on just about everything I handled, even picking up loose change with a good feel on triggers. Running a weapon in 100F temps all day that was too hot to touch with bare hands was no problem with these gloves. After two years, abused but still functional but saying that, its time purchase again and I will size up to a large.

Author: James Phan (verified customer) , E.M.T. Basic working in 9-1-1 emergency medical response in L.A. County. U.S.M.C. Officers Candidate. Firearms enthusiast. Martial Arts enthusiast., from Anaheim, CA on Nov 13, 2010
Pros:  full hand protection, knuckle protection, variety of other protection provided
Cons:  for small trigger weapons, may have to be careful fitting finger through to trigger
Would recommend:  yes

James Phan wrote:

This is a well-made glove. Knuckle protection is definitely a plus. All finger protection is good. To know that the glove protects from scratches, fire, flash, and water (to certain degrees) is good. However, I have not tested the glove to the latter 4 conditions and I don't plan on doing that extensively. Ideally, for tactical weapons use, I'd prefer a glove that sticks tight as a tick to the skin surface, which this glove adds some layer of bulk to the hand. Fitting through tight spaces may take some care.