Gloves for recoil managment

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I visited my father in law over the holiday and he mentioned he is not shooting very often any more because of the recoil to his hands.

Any recommendations for some gloves to help recoil managment? I'm thinking they would be a welcomed Christmas present.
 
Some motorcycle gloves have gel in the palms to reduce vibration through the grips. I find they work well on a bike, might work for recoil absorption also.
 
I visited my father in law over the holiday and he mentioned he is not shooting very often any more because of the recoil to his hands.

Any recommendations for some gloves to help recoil managment? I'm thinking they would be a welcomed Christmas present.
After surgery the gel bicycle gloves worked for me and continue to work due to rheumatoid arthritis. The gel padding is in the places I need it and they are light and don't interfere with shooting. They were about $40 from a local bicycle shop IMG_0866 (1).JPG and have lasted for two years so far.
 

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I am old. I personally use golf gloves. I cut the trigger finger of the glove off. Shooting the right reloads helps more.
 
Hi...
I have used a our of Uncle Mike's shooting gloves for years with good results.
I am not particularly recoil sensitive,FWIW.
Not sure if Uncle Mike's still sells them or not. Mine have held up very well over the years.
 
I believe the company (or brand name) PAST (of slip on shoulder recoil pads) has a gel padded glove product for shooting hard recoiling handguns.
 
I have a pair of PAST shooting gloves that work very well when I get my 44 mags out to play with. The special pads really hep on the felt recoil.
 
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