Toxic Performance Fingerless Hardback Gloves Reviews

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Number of Reviews: 6 Average Rating: 7.5 / 10 Manufacturer Website: Click here Suggested Retail Price: $20

Manufacturer Description Subscribe to Reviews on this Product - Edit this Product Listing Fingerless hardback armored gloves by Toxic Performance. Product Availability   The Toxic Performance Fingerless Hardback Gloves are older, so while they may be available used and in a few cases new, they are not commonly available anymore. Places to Buy No Stores Sponsored Links

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Gwan Monday, January 31st, 2005 Period of Product Use: Less than a month 1 of 1 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 2 years Similar Products Used: brass eagle gloves and jt gloves Marker Setup: marauder progressive barrel/freak ricochet ak 20oz tank JAM bolt Tippman A-5 Flatline barrel/j&j ceramic/dye ultralite/jr3 check it products e-grip ricochet r5sniper hopper lapco a-5 milsim fore grip a-5 expansion chamber Strengths: Hard tuff, looks wicked Weaknesses: Snug Review: I bought theses for 5 bucks and the crime on these gloves is the price they should be at least 20, even for twenty there a sweet buy.buy these you'll be happy , i got shot in the hand didnt even notice until the reff told me. i,ve had these gloves with me almost the whole two years and there still my pick Conclusion: Best and only pick Rating: 10 out of 10 Last edited on Saturday, February 19th, 2005 at 11:36 am PST I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

paint men Saturday, May 27th, 2006 Period of Product Use: 1 year Paintball Experience: 1 year Similar Products Used: no Marker Setup: Jt tactical recon, empire electrical hopper, 8 inch barrel with home made silencer, usually 20 oz c02 sometimes a 5000 psi air bottle Strengths: Good back hand protection easy movemtent Weaknesses: Plastic back gets in the way Review: Overall a good glove, very protective and easy to use you can pick them up cheaply i have always used them after getting shot in the bair hand these are a sensible way to go if you are looking for protection not just coverage. i stronlgy reccomend them if you are evn going for a day out i got mine for £5 Conclusion: These are a good glove for all paintballers. Rating: 9 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

paintballkeiran Sunday, November 13th, 2005 Period of Product Use: 3 months Paintball Experience: 3 months Similar Products Used: Hangar 18 gloves only tested once Marker Setup: I use a morphus i dont know what make i think its vforce Strengths: The hard plastic it protective and the soft palm is comfortable Weaknesses: The plastic on the back digs to your hand restricting fluent movement Review: These are good gloves for begginers and maybe people with a few months experience but after a while the gloves become annoying because of the plastic but overall they are a decent glove for there price. I would reccomend these for annoying interested in paintballing even if it is only a few times they will come in handy they are protective and painless if you are hit in the hand unless its the fingers. Conclusion: I think this is a decent product because it provides valuable protection Rating: 7 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

Razgriz Friday, April 15th, 2005 Period of Product Use: Less than a month Paintball Experience: Less than a month Similar Products Used: None Marker Setup: N/A- Gun Broke. Possibly getting a pump. Strengths: Protective Breathable Light Cheap Weaknesses: Hard plastic can limit motion Review: I bought these gloves after my hand was shot up to hell. I put them on and noticed that it was a litte hard to move my fingers. However, after breaking them in, the stiffness was gone. These little cheap gloves are light, breathable, and protect very well. A note however. The glove may leave some black stuff on your hands. I dont know if this is from paint or just the material. Conclusion: I reccomend these gloves with a 9 out of 10. Rating: 9 out of 10 Last edited on Friday, April 15th, 2005 at 5:00 pm PST I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

Dark Elf 27 Thursday, June 17th, 2004 Period of Product Use: 2 years Paintball Experience: More than 5 years Similar Products Used: Brass Eagle BeWear half finger gloves Dye C4 gloves PMI full fingered gloves Tested a few JT full fingered gloves Strengths: Good protection to the back of the hand. Ventilates well Weaknesses: Does not protect the palm of the hand Hard to get off Review: I have used these gloves as replacements to my brass seagull gloves whenever I couldn't find them in time for a game. Whenever I have been hit in the back of the hand wearing these gloves the impact has always been so diminished that I haven't received anything CLOSE to the paint hickeys I always catch on my neck. The flexibility thing is really not serious enough to mention one does not need to ball one's fist in order to grasp the trigger and gas thru. The half knuckles do expose a vulnerable target area that may take some players out for a few games if they take a direct close range hit to either the first or second knuckle of the index or middle finger (the trigger fingers). Those who want better back hand protection than full finger gloves provide will have to choose between the back of the hand or the front knuckles. Conclusion: This is a good, solid product for those interested in half fingered gloves. However if you want full finger protection I suggest you check out JT, Dye, or PMI's gloves. I'm giving this product an 8 because while good, brass seagull is cheaper and ACI is better. Rating: 8 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

stephanb Friday, June 11th, 2004 Period of Product Use: Only tested 0 of 2 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: More than 5 years Similar Products Used: Ask me again next month. Marker Setup: Tippmann A-5 Strengths: Inexpensive. Suede leather palm. Weaknesses: 'Hardback' makes the glove too stiff for comfort. Lacks padding across the web of hand. Review: I pulled a pair of these on and immediately noticed a major problem: I was unable to freely curl my fingers into a fist. In fact, the lumps of plastic on the back of these gloves, for which they're named , pushes the act of making a fist past the realm of discomfort and right into pain. The underside of the 'hardback' plating contains the negative of all the exciting topography that you can see from the top, in addition to some rather sharp bumps and ridges -courtesy of the injection moulding process used in their manufacture. So when you finally manage to close your fist (usually with assistance from your other hand) you'll find your knuckles in rather painful contact with some unyielding bumps of semi-rigid plastic. Most unpleasant. The backs of the gloves are contructed from a fairly insubstantial looking synthetic material, which does seem to breathe ok, but has very little to offer in terms of padding. There's also no reinforcing across the web of your hand, between thumb and forefinger and I often find that during a long day's play, the marker will dig into my hand there. The suede leather palms are about the only thing these gloves have going for them, aside from their low price tag. (You can pick up a pair for $9.95 online) Conclusion: Deciding that returning these gloves wasn't worth the trouble, I set about some agressive re-engineering with the sharp end of a Leatherman and cut the stitching that holds the plastic plating in place. I now have a set of barely serviceable half-finger gloves with a suede palm. Give them a miss. Rating: 2 out of 10 Last edited on Friday, June 11th, 2004 at 3:15 pm PST I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

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