The REISTO Clay Shooting Handbook
Practical guides to help you choose the right shooting clothing, find a comfortable fit and get more from every day on the shooting ground.
Practical advice from REISTO
Straightforward guidance on shooting clothing, fit, comfort, competition preparation and looking after your kit.
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Browse practical guides written to help newcomers, regular club shooters and experienced competition shooters.
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What makes a good softshell clay shooting vest? Meet the redesigned REISTO® Apex Evo, with larger dual cartridge pockets, a longer cut, improved fit and weather-resistant softshell construction.
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Buying Guides
Meet REISTO Fieldworks, a modern take on traditional game and field shooting clothing, including the new Softshell Shooting Gilet, shooting shirts and practical country...
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Buying Guides
A complete guide to women's clay shooting vests, including fit, sizing, freedom of movement, shooting pads, cartridge pockets and the difference between fitted and...
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Buying Guides
A complete guide to modern shooting shirts for clay, game and field shooting, including fit, ventilation, shoulder reinforcement, layering and what makes a shooting-specific...
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A practical comparison of softshell and waterproof clay shooting jackets, covering movement, weather protection, layering and which works best in different conditions.
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A practical guide to choosing a clay shooting vest for warm weather, covering weight, breathability, mesh, fit and what really matters during long summer...
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A simple clay shooting clothing and equipment checklist covering the essentials to wear and take with you for a comfortable day on the shooting...
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REISTO is a British father-and-son shooting brand. Our advice is shaped by product development, customer feedback and the practical needs of shooters on the ground—from first lessons through to competition days.
