August 25, 2016

All-New Bow Hunting Insulated Mitt from Better the Hunt Features Mossy Oak Camo

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Better the Hunt has created the Insulated Bow Mitt for keeping your bow hand warm and ready for the shot when bow hunting in the cold.

The patent-pending Bow Mitt has 200 grams of Thinsulate and is designed to fit any bow, allowing for string clearance and clean arrow flight. The two adjustable webbing straps allow the shooter to adjust the Mitt so that it fits the shooter’s hand and grip style. The Mitt is water resistant, breathable and machine washable (air dry recommended).

“We practice archery during the summer with bare hands honing our skills, yet when winter comes and the animals are rutting or moving to feed, we find ourselves struggling with gloves. We’re either removing them at the last second, or worse, trying to shoot with one on,” said Randy Stoppenhagen, creator of the Insulated Bow Mitt. “I have worked through many prototypes in actual hunting situations to introduce a product that will help increase your comfort and odds for success without having to change your grip style.”

Made in the USA, the Insulated Bow Mitt from Better the Hunt is available in Mossy Oak Treestand®, Break-Up Country® and Brush® camo patterns. The Mitt, offered for both right- and left-handed shooters, is $79. To purchase or learn more, visit www.betterthehunt.com.

Better the Hunt is an officially licensed partner of Haas Outdoors Inc.

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