First Look: Better the Hunt Insulated Crossbow Mitt

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posted on March 31, 2021
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Did your late-season crossbow hunt end with some frozen fingers? Looking to find a way to warm up your support hand next season? Check out the Insulated Crossbow Mitt, from Better the Hunt. The Mitt's patent-pending design allows it to be attached to any style or brand of crossbow with ease. As an added safety feature, the Insulated Crossbow Mitt also eliminates the finger creep that can occur when using a crossbow, ensuring no fingers will enter the path of the bow string. For the coldest of days, the mitt has a handwarmer pocket in addition to its insulation. For more information on this mitt, which comes in Tactical Black or Earth Brown, please visit betterthehunt.comMSRP: $49.95
Model with crossbow on white

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