Magpul has added MultiCam as a colorway option across two existing glove models, the Patrol Glove 2.0 and the Technical Glove 2.0. Both gloves are available in sizes Small through 2XL, and the MultiCam versions join the existing Black and Coyote options.
The Patrol Glove 2.0 (seen above) uses a goatskin palm for durability and traction. The wrap-up finger pattern and articulated palm are built to let the glove close around a grip rather than resist it. Padded knuckle panels run across the back of the fingers, flexing with hand movement while absorbing impact. The standard colorways use a corded stretch nylon back, but per the product listing, the MultiCam version instead gets a standard stretch nylon back. Both thumbs are touchscreen capable.
The Technical Glove 2.0 is billed as the lightest and most tactile glove in Magpul's lineup. A synthetic suede palm covers the full hand, paired with a four-way stretch corduroy back panel; the suede is meant to resist abrasion while holding grip, and the corduroy panel allows movement without added bulk.
The back of the thumb is also suede, doubling as a lens or optic wipe. A compression-molded neoprene cuff with a laser-cut edge closes around the wrist, and the thumb, index, and middle fingertips on both hands are touchscreen compatible. A leather loop and pull tab are included for hanging and removal. MSRP for the Technical Glove 2.0 is $34.95.
Both gloves are currently in stock and available directly through Magpul's website.
Magpul Patrol Glove 2.0 (MultiCam) specs:
Magpul Technical Glove 2.0 (MultiCam) specs:
Do you think the premium goatskin is worth the extra cash?