Description
Cold hands end a hunt faster than an empty stomach, and that's exactly the problem the ArcticShield Tech Finger System Gloves in Realtree APX were built to solve. This is a two-glove setup that works together or apart, giving you a range of warmth and dexterity depending on what the day throws at you. The heart of the design is ArcticShield's RETAIN technology, a thin aluminized layer woven into the fabric that captures and returns up to 90% of your body heat while deflecting cold air away from your skin. That's real, measurable warmth without piling on bulk.
How the ArcticShield Tech Finger System Works
The setup starts with a lightweight inner glove made with flexible fingers for the kind of dexterity you need when you're working a call, adjusting a scope, or fishing gear out of a pack. Over that goes the outer mitten, lined with polyester and the RETAIN heat-retention material inside a durable tricot shell. When temperatures drop, layer them together for full warmth. When you need your fingers free, drop back to the inner glove or use the fold-back thumb and mitten overlay. That flexibility is what makes it an all-season pick rather than a one-trick cold-weather glove.
Grip and Touchscreen Control
The silicone-print palm and fingers give you a sure hold on a bow, a rifle, or a slick phone screen, and the textured palm adds extra traction where you need it. Touch-sensitive material on the thumb and index finger means you can check a map, answer a text, or drop a pin without exposing your fingers to the wind. An elastic wrist and fleece cuff seal out drafts and keep the heat where it belongs.
Built for the Realtree APX Crowd
Wrapped in Realtree APX camo and cut in a stretchable polyester outer shell, these gloves blend in whether you're tucked into a Midwest deer stand or working your way across open country. The shell is windproof and water resistant to help you ride out weather that turns sour. For hunters who want warmth, connectivity, and grip in one package, this is a smart, versatile choice.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: ArcticShield
- Manufacturer Part Number: 526700-807-030-24
- UPC: 043311984416
- Size: Medium
- Camo Pattern: Realtree APX
- Insulation: RETAIN heat-retention technology (returns up to 90% of body heat)
- System Type: 3-in-1 / two-glove system
- Shell Material: Stretchable polyester tricot
- Palm: Silicone-print grip with textured surface
- Touchscreen: Touch-sensitive thumb and index finger
- Cuff: Elastic wrist with fleece cuff
- Weather Protection: Windproof and water resistant
- Extra Features: Fold-back thumb and fold-back outer mitten
What’s Included
- ArcticShield Tech Finger System inner glove (pair)
- ArcticShield outer mitten shell (pair)
Frequently Asked Questions
How warm are the ArcticShield Tech Finger System Gloves?
These gloves use ArcticShield's RETAIN technology, an aluminized layer that captures and returns up to 90% of your body heat while deflecting cold air away from your skin. Layered together, the inner glove and outer mitten give you serious warmth for long, cold sits without a lot of bulk. In extreme cold, some hunters add a thin liner underneath for an extra edge.
Can I use my phone with these gloves on?
Yes. The thumb and index finger are made with touch-sensitive material, so you can check a map, answer a text, or snap a photo without pulling the glove off. It's a handy feature when you don't want to expose bare fingers to the wind.
What does the 3-in-1 system actually mean?
It's a two-piece setup: a lightweight inner glove with flexible fingers for dexterity, plus an outer mitten shell that goes over it for maximum warmth. You can wear them together, run the inner glove alone, or use the fold-back mitten and thumb to free up your fingers on the fly. That range is what makes them work across a full season instead of just the coldest days.
Do the Tech Finger System Gloves run true to size?
Most hunters find the Medium fits as expected, though some prefer sizing up if they plan to add a liner underneath or want a roomier feel. Since it's a layered system, a little extra room in the outer mitten is normal and helps the pieces work together. If you're between sizes and like to double up, going up one size is a safe bet.






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