New HOT SHOT Fishing Gloves Released – Wired2Fish - Wired2Fish

HOT SHOT Gear, engineers of authentic fishing and hunting gear built to beat the elements, announced a new fishing glove that conquers the nastiest weather conditions an angler might face. 

The Savage Waterproof and Breathable Glove is designed to be a form fitting glove with superior protection from the weather. The Aqua E4™ technology insert between layers allows the glove to be breathable but waterproof, a combination that results in true comfort.

The glove has silicone print throughout the fingers and much of the palm for enhanced grip even in wet conditions. ProText™ touch technology on the index finger enables users to operate their phone or touch screen fishing electronics on the boat. The Savage Glove provides complete protection and warmth but not at the cost of dexterity. Anglers can wear this glove without feeling immobile when casting, retrieving, handling fish, and effectively accomplishing any number of tasks on the water. 

Cool temperatures with rain and wind pose a serious challenge for anglers. Losing mobility and comfort in your hands can ruin a day of fishing. The Savage Glove from the HOT SHOT Fishing Series allows you to conquer tough conditions and succeed in even the foulest of weather.

They also have some awesome sun protection gloves on sale right now.

Learn more about HOT SHOT's Savage Glove and other great apparel options at hotshotgear.com 

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