Kuiu, First Lite gloves review

[@curtisheb8595]

Just ordered the attack and expedition. Incredibly hard to find video reviews. Great job! Thanks

[@island-gear-review2359]

Hey Curtis thanks for watching. The attack glove is my favourite glove for sure.

[@markcurnutt3925]

Thank you for the review. These premium hunting gloves can be pricy so I have to do a lot of research if I'm going to spend that kind of money. I really like the Yukon Gloves as I like the waterproof factor, but they do seem a bit bulky. I could see myself rifle hunting with them, but I don't see how I could bow hunt in them. Do you think the attack gloves provide enough warmth for 20 - 30 temps as that is what is the most I would probably encounter in Oklahoma. Thanks.

[@island-gear-review2359]

Thanks for watching The attack gloves would be good for active hunting in that temperature, in a tree stand or blind it would be cold. The axis glove would be a good choice for archery.

[@sonsofliberty3081]

I'm late, but the guide X has a fleece lining and is water proof. Except the stitches, they didn't tape the seems. So it really does a good job of keeping your hands dry when it's cool and wet. They would suck at 20 to 30 so I can't imagine how the attack gloves would be. The expedition is super warm down to the range your looking for, especially if you're moving. The cuff isn't big, so your coat will fit down over it. It has the insulation with a wool lining. The keni is more like, if you're out and have on one of the base layers like the strong fleece and you didn't think it was going to get THAT cold. You could get the keni out and layer over top of your base. They are not water proof. I would recommend the guide X for sure, but not for cold. I like the expedition a lot. I would recommend getting the pitards leather. It allows you gloves to really grip things. The ones without are definitely more slick.

[@juangutierrez9834]

Can you pull a trigger when wearing the Yukon gloves?

[@island-gear-review2359]

For me personally I wouldn’t use the Yukon glove and shoot. It’s a bit thick. Note I have the older generation of Yukon glove.

[@cryptclown]

I layer my gloves, looking for a sturdy outer layer with not much bulk, a little water resistance, and windproof. whitch one of these gloves would be best for that?

[@island-gear-review2359]

I would have to say either sizing up with attack or expedition gloves for room for a thin pair underneath. Depending on temperature and environment. Hope this helps. Thanks for your time

[@jaysonallen3100]

Damn! You've got almost 2 grand in gloves there. I cant imagine the rest of your gear.

[@island-gear-review2359]

hey Jayson gear can be pricey for sure, As I'm not sponsored by any company. It takes some time to accumulate. stay tuned, I have a Exo K3 4800 in the mail, I'll post a over view asap. thank you for your time

[@jaysonallen3100]

@@island-gear-review2359 Yeah, I just went with the kuiu pro pack 3600. One thing I like about Kuiu is they dont sponsor celebrities and pros to help sell their gear. It sells itself.

[@island-gear-review2359]

Kuiu pro line packs look great I had the icon pro pack and suspension. They definitely improved the design. I really like their apparel top notch. What’s your favourite piece of clothing from kuiu ?

[@jaysonallen3100]

@@island-gear-review2359 I havent tried much of their stuff yet bu I love the attack pants. I'm going to try the new pro pant this fall. Looking for a little more picking resistance.

[@island-gear-review2359]

@@jaysonallen3100 yes the pro attack pant is more durable than the original. I find the kuiu pants (attack,talus)are small in the leg area, quads. I got the next size up in waist, got a tailor to hem waist and leg to fit. the guide pant is cut a bit bigger.