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Maroon Bell Buffalo Leather Ranching Gloves

Rambling Review – Maroon Bell Buffalo Leather Ranching Gloves

Posted on June 13, 2021July 1, 2021 by azwanderings
Maroon Bell Buffalo Leather Ranching Gloves
Maroon Bell Buffalo Leather Ranching Gloves

Rambling Review – Maroon Bell Buffalo Leather Ranching Gloves

Why:

I’ve burned through several pairs of cheap leather gloves while hunting and working in the harsh elements of the Southwest. Between hunting, camp chores, and yard work, most of my gloves don’t have a long life expectancy. The Maroon Bell Buffalo Leather Ranching Gloves are the answer.

First impressions:

Full Grain Buffalo Leather – The Maroon Bell gloves are made of full grain buffalo leather. This leather feels durable, soft, and of the highest quality. There are no words to describe the beautiful leather smell from these gloves.

Fit – The Maroon Bell website has a pretty detailed fitting guide for these gloves. Out of the box, the gloves were very tight, but was advised that they would stretch a fair bit. I kept the gloves in my truck and every morning on the way to work, I’d put them on and form a fist and flex the leather. By week two, these gloves fit perfectly like a second layer of skin.

Maroon Bell Buffalo Leather Ranching Gloves – Better with Age

Field Use:

The number one reason I wanted these gloves was for Arizona quail season. Our quail season runs from early October through early February. The first part of the season is a bit too hot to run the dog, and I’m usually chasing deer in November. By the time we hit the ground looking for birds in December, having a quality pair of leather gloves is so important to keep your hands warm on a cold morning or for general protection from everything sharp in the desert. The Maroon Bell gloves have a “gunfighter” fit with a short cuff and the tight fit through the fingers is ideal for handling a shotgun without sacrificing grip or feel.

Maroon Bell Ranch Gloves

While hunting, I am constantly interacting with my phone and GPS to look at maps and mark where I find coveys. With my old pair of leather gloves, I was constantly removing them so that I could manipulate the screen. The Maroon Bell Buffalo Leather Ranching Gloves have an integrated finger pad that is touchscreen compatible, so I never have to remove them while accessing my electronics.

While I used them extensively during this quail hunting season, I found myself still reaching for them when I spent time in the field over some of my other hunting gloves. I also beat them up in the backyard and while working around the house. The Maroon Bell Buffalo Leather Ranching Gloves are extremely durable and tough, but also become softer and more comfortable the longer I own them.

Maroon Bell Buffalo Leather Ranching Gloves

Pros:

  • High quality buffalo leather
  • Touchscreen compatible
  • Extremely durable and protective
  • Gunfighter fit
  • Get better with age

Cons:

  • Cost – these are going to cost a bit more than your local hardware store leather gloves, but worth every penny.

Prognosis:  I am a huge fan of the Maroon Bell Buffalo Leather Ranching Gloves. If you are in search of a high quality pair of gloves, check them out.

* Disclaimer:

The reviews at Arizona Wanderings are my honest opinion. Arizona Wanderings is not sponsored by or associated with any of the stated companies and is accepting no compensation, monetary or otherwise, in exchange for this review.  My independent status may change in the future but, as of the date of publication, no relationship other than described above has been pursued or established.

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8 thoughts on “Rambling Review – Maroon Bell Buffalo Leather Ranching Gloves”

  1. Keith says:
    June 14, 2021 at 1:08 pm

    Thanks for posting your reviews. I really appreciate your take on different products, especially the harsh desert, hot weather perspective. I just put in an order for these, after tossing yet another pair of worn out work gloves.

    Reply
    1. azwanderings says:
      June 16, 2021 at 6:55 pm

      Awesome Keith. I know you’re going to like these. Take care.

      Ben

      Reply
  2. Jason says:
    June 14, 2021 at 3:13 pm

    Go any discount codes your followers can use….they are pricey. I mean I can buy 4 of the other ones and not have to worry about losing them.

    Reply
    1. azwanderings says:
      June 16, 2021 at 6:55 pm

      Sorry. No discount code Jason. They’re worth every penny.

      Ben

      Reply
  3. Jeremy Dougherty says:
    January 19, 2022 at 7:55 pm

    Thanks for the review! Great For your followers, they can use “JAN15” for 15% off when they spend over $99. Or they can get a free pair of gloves when they buy a Weekender Backpack.

    Reply
  4. Aaron says:
    August 27, 2022 at 5:13 am

    I’m in the market for some new work gloves. Thank you for the thorough review. I’m curious, how are the gloves holding up now? Have you managed to wear through them?

    Reply
    1. azwanderings says:
      December 1, 2022 at 10:43 pm

      Aaron,

      Great to hear from you. These gloves have held up great. They’ve developed a nice patina over the past year a half or so. Still going strong.

      Ben

      Reply
  5. Darrin Willner says:
    August 25, 2023 at 12:53 pm

    Best gloves ever!!! I’m going to o order another pair

    Reply

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