Aramid Touchscreen Deerskin Gloves

The aramid layer sits between the deerskin shell and the hand, providing cut and abrasion resistance beyond what deerskin alone offers at the contact surface in a slide.
Deerskin outer shell weighs roughly half of cowhide at equivalent protection and stays pliable in wet conditions without conditioning. The aramid liner does not add significant bulk — the glove retains direct throttle and brake feel. Short wrist cuff. Reinforced stitching at palm, thumb saddle, and fingertip stress points.
Made in the USA.

• Domestic Whitetail deerskin outer shell

• Aramid fiber liner — cut and abrasion resistance beyond deerskin alone

• Deerskin stays pliable in wet conditions without conditioning

• Short wrist cuff

• Minimal bulk — direct throttle and brake feel retained

• Reinforced stitching at palm, thumb saddle, fingertip stress points

• Made in the USA

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