Gloves and socks

In professional gear systems there are no secondary elements. An experienced shooter knows that the effectiveness of even the most expensive weapon and optics becomes zero if frozen fingers lose sensitivity or wet feet stop further movement. Limb protection is not comfort but operational capability. Hands and feet are the first to suffer from hypothermia because blood flow reduces in the periphery to preserve vital organs.

The Arm Elit online store offers accessories that complement main clothing. We offer hunting gloves, thermal socks and gaiters from Swedteam, Crispi and Acropolis ensuring balance of insulation, moisture removal and sensitivity.

Hunting gloves

The main engineering problem in glove design is compromise. Thick insulation warms but removes sensitivity. Thin material keeps control but does not warm. Professional hunting gloves solve this using membranes and anatomical shape.

Tactile sensitivity. For firearm control inserts on the trigger finger and palm are needed. Swedteam specializes in such designs.

Weather protection. Gloves must protect from cold, wind and moisture while staying breathable.

Camouflage. Hands are mobile and can reveal the hunter. Gloves solve this.

Functional socks

Correct footwear is half the job. Cotton becomes wet and stops warming. Therefore specialized hunting socks are required.

Materials. Professional socks use synthetics and merino wool. Synthetics remove moisture and wool insulates even when wet.

Zonal structure. Acropolis and Crispi models have reinforced areas and ventilation channels preventing blisters.

Hunting gaiters

Gaiters seal the space between boot and pants.

Protection from entry. They block snow, dew and debris.

Pants protection. Gaiters take abrasion and protect clothing. Crispi Ghetta Nylon is durable and water resistant.

Attention to details

Quality socks and gloves affect hunting success. Swedteam, Crispi and Acropolis accessories are available. Consultants help choose size and materials.

Investing in limb protection is investing in endurance and health. Dry feet and warm hands are essential for enjoyable hunting.