Preview: Gorilla Grip Veil Tac Gloves

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posted on March 10, 2021
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Lightweight and breathable, yet also cut- and water-resistant, Gorilla Grip Gloves allow the wearer to maintain solid purchase on his firearm—or any other item—even in wet environments.

The quick-dry polyester gloves feature textured, polymer-dipped palms and fingertips that repel fluids while simultaneously providing traction and touch screen compatibility. Available in a number of solid colors and in camouflage-clad versions, the knit portion of the company’s Veil Tac gloves are finished in Veil Camo’s Poseidon Black pattern.

Suggested retail pricing on Gorilla Grip's Veil Tac gloves is $9. For more information, vist
gorillagripgloves.com.

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