Aramid Touchscreen Deerskin Gloves

The Legendary USA Aramid-Lined Deerskin Glove pairs domestic Whitetail deerskin with an aramid fiber liner — the same cut-resistant material used in industrial safety applications. 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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