Slazenger Archery Glove - Leather

The glove is made from high-quality leather, chosen for its durability, flexibility, and grip properties.

Yes, this glove is designed for the drawing hand. Ensure you purchase the correct glove for your dominant drawing hand (e.g., a right-handed archer draws with their right hand and wears the glove on their left hand).

Refer to the sizing chart provided by the manufacturer, typically based on hand measurements (e.g., palm width or length). A proper fit should be snug but not constricting.

While the leather offers some protection, it is not waterproof. Prolonged exposure to moisture can damage the leather. It's best to avoid use in heavy rain and allow the glove to dry completely if it gets wet.

No special treatment is required before the first use. However, wearing it during practice will help break it in naturally.

With proper care and regular use, the glove is designed to last for a considerable period, offering durability for many seasons of archery.

This is normal for new leather. Wear the glove for short periods during practice to break it in. Flexing your fingers and hand while wearing it can also help.

Ensure the inside of the glove is dry. If the leather surface appears dry, consider applying a small amount of leather conditioner (ensure it's suitable for gloves and won't make it too slick).

For minor loose threads, you can carefully trim them. If the stitching is significantly compromised, contact customer support for potential repair or replacement options.