Collection: Shooting Gloves

Many shooting gloves, such as Beretta’s Wind Pro with a BWR membrane rated to a 10,000 mm water column, offer both waterproofing and breathability—ideal for damp British shoots. Blaser’s Ramshell gloves also incorporate water-resistant finishes to keep hands dry in light rain or mist.

Beretta gloves use 1.2 mm leather with over 20,000 rubs of abrasion resistance, while Chevalier’s Pro Shooter gloves feature 300D polyester panels and triple-stitched seams (three stitches per centimetre). With regular use and proper care, both styles can last three to five years.

Beretta and Blaser shooting gloves typically range from XS to XL—for example, a medium size corresponds to an 8–9″ palm circumference. Chevalier’s Vintage gloves even offer half sizes. Always consult each brand’s sizing guide to achieve a snug fit, which is crucial for precise control.

Blaser’s Winter Gloves 21 feature 100 g/m² Thinsulate insulation to keep hands comfortable down to –5 °C. Beretta’s Polar gloves use 200 g/m² microfleece linings, offering excellent thermal protection during chilly clay shoots or daylight game drives.

For Beretta leather gloves, simply wipe the surface with a damp cloth and apply 50 ml of leather conditioner every three to six months. Chevalier’s softshell gloves can be machine-washed at 30 °C using mild soap, then air-dried flat to preserve fabric integrity.

Chevalier gloves blend 300D polyester with premium leather panels. Beretta uses 1.2 mm water-resistant leather combined with a Gore-Tex membrane offering 15,000 mm breathability, while Blaser’s Vintage gloves feature 200 g/m² down insulation for added warmth.

Yes. Beretta’s Pro Mesh gloves incorporate pre-curved fingers and 0.8 mm leather palms to boost dexterity and tactile feedback. Blaser’s Touch gloves add 2 mm-thick silicone grip patches on the fingers, enhancing stability during trigger pulls.

Beretta’s Mesh gloves use ventilated 3D mesh panels with 10,000 g/m²/24 h breathability, keeping hands cool during active shoots. Chevalier’s lightweight models balance airflow and durability, ensuring comfort without compromising protection.

Beretta gloves, available from XS to XL (for example, large fits a 9–10″ palm), are designed for a snug, anatomical fit. Chevalier’s Pro Shooter gloves include 5 % elastane stretch for flexibility, while Blaser gloves run true to UK sizing to ensure a firm yet comfortable grip.

Although formal endorsements are rare, TV presenter Ben Fogle has been photographed wearing Beretta shooting gloves during outdoor hunting and clay shooting segments, praising their combination of comfort and functionality.

For clay shooting, Beretta’s Light gloves with 1 mm padded palms offer excellent grip without bulk, while Chevalier’s Pro Shooter gloves—with 300D polyester reinforcement—deliver precision and durability on UK ranges.