Patrolident Gear Full Dexterity Tactical Alpha Fr Glove 2X-Large Ranger Grn
$64.95
The Patrolident Gear Full Dexterity Tactical Alpha FR Glove in Ranger Green is a flame-resistant shooting and tactical glove built for shooters, operators, and outdoor professionals who need reliable hand protection without sacrificing trigger control. Unlike standard tactical gloves, the Alpha FR is constructed entirely from flame-resistant materials—including Nomex—making it suitable for high-heat environments and ranges where FR protection matters. The 2X-Large size offers a secure fit for bigger hands without bulk or binding.
What sets the Alpha FR apart is its goat-skin leather palm and fingers, a substantial upgrade from synthetic alternatives. Leather breaks in over time, conforming to your hand and delivering better durability and grip longevity than synthetic suede. The thumb and trigger finger use a special touchscreen-compatible conductive leather, so you can operate phones, tablets, and other devices without removing your gloves—though expect some black color transfer from the conductive material onto your digits at first. Hand washing and air-drying after several wear cycles will reduce most of the excess carbon and graphite residue and help the leather settle in.
Dexterity is the design priority. Leather-padded knuckles protect without weight, isolated knife-edge padding reinforces high-wear areas, and a short cuff with loop-backing keeps the glove low-profile and comfortable during long shooting sessions or fieldwork. The low-profile hook-and-loop wrist strap and tailored gussets between the fingers—called Fourschettes—ensure a precise fit and full range of motion. Bar-tacked webbing reinforces stress points so these gloves hold up to heavy use.
Ranger Green is a professional mid-tone that works equally well at the bench, in a vehicle, or in the field. If you're looking for a durable, FR-rated tactical glove with genuine leather palms, touchscreen capability, and the fit to match, the Alpha FR checks the box.
Key Features
- Flame-resistant Nomex construction throughout—suitable for high-heat and FR-regulated environments
- Genuine goat-skin leather palms and fingers for superior durability and grip as they break in
- Touchscreen-compatible conductive leather on thumb and trigger finger
- Leather-padded knuckles and isolated knife-edge padding for protection without bulk
- Tailored Fourschettes (finger gussets) for natural movement and precise fit
- Low-profile hook-and-loop wrist strap for secure, comfortable wear
- Bar-tacked webbing reinforces high-stress seams
- Short cuff design maximizes wrist mobility and comfort
- Available in Ranger Green (also Black and Coyote Brown)
Specifications
| Brand | Patrolident Gear |
| Model | Full Dexterity Tactical Alpha FR |
| Size | 2X-Large |
| Color | Ranger Green |
| Primary Materials | Flame-resistant Nomex, goat-skin leather, conductive leather |
| Palm Construction | Single-layer leather |
| Wrist Closure | Low-profile hook-and-loop strap |
| Cuff Style | Short cuff with loop backing |
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these gloves truly flame resistant?
Yes. The Alpha FR is constructed entirely from flame-resistant materials, including Nomex throughout the body, making them suitable for environments where FR protection is required or preferred, such as shooting ranges with strict safety protocols or tactical training scenarios.
Can I use these gloves with a touchscreen?
Yes. The thumb and trigger finger feature touchscreen-compatible conductive leather, allowing you to operate phones, tablets, and other devices without removing the gloves. Be aware that the conductive leather will transfer some black color residue onto your fingers initially; hand washing and air-drying after several wears will reduce this significantly as the leather breaks in.
How do the leather palms compare to the standard Alpha glove?
The Alpha FR uses genuine goat-skin leather palms and fingers, whereas the original Alpha features synthetic suede. The leather will have a different initial feel but breaks in over time, conforming to your hand and delivering better long-term durability and grip than synthetic alternatives.
What's the best way to break in and care for these gloves?
Wear them regularly over several sessions to allow the leather to break in naturally. Hand wash and air-dry the gloves periodically to help the leather settle and to reduce excess carbon and graphite residue from the conductive material. This care routine will extend the life of the gloves and improve comfort.
