Climbing Gloves, Lightweight, Breathable, Perfect for Rock, Tree, Wall, Mountain, Climbing

This is my third pair of gloves; I hike/trail clear 2-3 times per week and always use these gloves. The leather is soft, comfortable, and the stitching is good. The exposed fingers are good for photography and tool operation. Each set of gloves lasts about a year. When it's time to clean my gloves, I wash them in the washer inside of a delicate bag. Overall, they are really good, and I'd buy them again!

Used for belaying while climbing and so far so good. I’m prone to rope burns and this saved my hands during the trip. Ordered the small one and fit perfectly on me!

Great fit and somewhat easy to slip on and off

I bought these gloves for hiking. I measured as the instructions showed, and it seems to be a little bit larger than what it should be. But it still fits well. The palm side of the glove seems very rugged and seem to have good grips on them. The fingerless feature really helps with the grasp. I haven’t tested it yet for hiking, but it seems a good fit in terms of trying to scramble through the rocks. The material seems to be well-made and the stitches looks clean and strong. Good for the money spent.

Works well for bouldering, even rappelling. Flexible and lightweight. Not really good for warmth however

Nice quality, very comfortable , great hand protection

I use these at the shooting range with my pistol. The large is a snug fit, but feels really good.

I usually purchase gloves specifically sized for women. Since I could not find any for a reasonable price I chose this unisex model instead. The gloves are a little stiff and slightly big but good enough for easy bouldering.

Excellent

Husband used them for rock climbing and hiking and said they were great

Excelentes, buen material y resistencia.

Good for climbing ladders. Quite small so go one size up

Love them. As someone who needs his hands and fingers for fairly delicate work, it really protects. Snug fit but excellent. Now I don’t have to give up climbing walls for fear of hurting my fingers.