Coyote Precision Pro Gloves

The Mechanix Wear Precision Pro is a thin, close-fitting shooting glove for work where you need to feel the trigger, run a magazine release or load rounds by hand without taking your gloves off. Its palm is covered in Padlock silicone, a raised hex pattern that holds onto a pistol grip or a slick tool so your hand has to squeeze less. Mechanix lists law enforcement, military and shooting sports as its intended uses. This coyote version is TAA compliant, meaning it meets the US Trade Agreements Act sourcing rules that many government and agency purchases require.

Features

Padlock Silicone Grip Palm — A raised silicone hex pattern runs across the palm and fingers to stop a weapon or tool from slipping and to give you more control over small parts.
Touchscreen-Capable Two-Piece Palm — The synthetic leather palm is cut in two pieces for a closer fit and works on phone and tablet screens, so you can keep the gloves on.
Hourglass Finger Pattern — Each finger narrows at the knuckle to cut down on bunched material, which helps both fit and feel.
Rollover Fingertips — The fabric wraps over the end of each finger, so there is no seam at the tip to wear through or dull your trigger feel.
Eyelet Knuckle Flex Joints — Small expansion slots over the knuckles let the back of the glove stretch as you close your hand.
Thumb Sweat Wipe — A soft panel on the back of the thumb gives you somewhere to wipe sweat from your brow.
Low-Profile Hook-And-Loop Cuff — A wide-fit cuff with a hook-and-loop strap (the touch fastener often called Velcro) adjusts snugly at the wrist and leaves full wrist movement.
EN 388 And ANSI Abrasion Rated — The glove carries an EN 388 2121X rating and an ANSI abrasion level 4, the European and US standards used to grade work glove protection.
Machine Washable — You can wash the gloves in a machine when they get dirty.

Fit, Sizing And Care

The shell is a polyester, spandex and nylon blend with a ventilated mesh back and a pull tab at the cuff for getting the glove on quickly. Sizes run from Small to XX-Large. To pick yours, measure from the tip of your middle finger to the base crease of your palm, and measure your palm width just below the knuckles, then compare both to the Mechanix size chart. Mechanix recommends sizing down if you fall between sizes, because a snug fit gives the best dexterity in a glove like this.