BadlandsConvection Glove

Very expensive gloves that did not keep my husbands hands warm in Montana on his hunting trip which is what I bought them for.

I have begun to swap out all of my old hunting gear for Badlands gear. The pieces are extremely well made and you can tell a lot of thought went into how they were designed. I sat in a duck blind with these gloves and my hands stayed plenty warm. Looking forward to continue to put them through the paces and know that no matter what happens to them, Badlands has my back!

I like everything about the gloves except that they have to be handwashed. I get that they have leather palms which I appreciate but tough to clean/keep scent free.

I really wanted to like these gloves. My hands are hard to keep warm regardless of how many or what kind of glove/mitten I wear skiing, hunting, backpacking, hiking, etc. I bought these right before my Elk Hunt this last fall. They worked great the first couple of days. Honestly, not all the mornings were cold enough so I wore my lighter set of gloves. Last morning, it had snowed. We tracked a small herd several miles through some of the worst downfall I have ever seen. When I went to swap these out for my lighter set, I noticed both index fingers were worn tearably. Sad, very sad... I really wanted to like these. They were great right up to the last day.

My hands get pretty cold while hunting in general. Temps in the 30s and my hands were frozen. After a few uses climbing into treestand the leather is already ripped. Perhaps a good glove for active hunting.

Warm, dry and comfy. They’re just a little loud when touching things such as, brushing against a branch.

Gloves will keep you warm.

Gave these to my grandson for his duck hunting trip in Oklahoma. Said they worked beautifully!