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Rated 5 out of
5 by
XTHeckler from
Great Gloves for Strength TrainingI do a lot of serious strength training and like to wear gloves to avoid beating up my hands, but I have never found a pair of gloves intended for this use that I liked. This is my second pair of these gloves and I love them. I got more than 2 years of hard use out of the first pair, although they were pretty beat up at the end.
Date published: 2014-03-21
Rated 5 out of
5 by
squeezerice from
PMI fingerless belay glovesI think that the PMI belay gloves are great for protecting your hands when you are belaying a lot during an event. They're lightweight and strong enough to protect your hands from the rope. The best thing I like about these gloves compared to others is that it has that little leather piece that you can use to tug the gloves off easier and quickly. It also has another leather strip near the base of the gloves for hooking them to your harness with a carabiner. Definitely useful because you probably wouldn't wanna climb in these gloves. The leather is soft and has some stretch. I've only used it a few times but it seems to getting more comfortable as i break them in more. Good gloves for the price. I recommend these gloves for anybody that just needs a simple pair to belay with so that your hands aren't hurting for when you want to climb up the walls.
Date published: 2014-03-21
Rated 5 out of
5 by
squeezerice from
Belay GlovesI use these gloves for at the indoor climbing gym. i like them when belaying. once i picked out the best size for me, i made sure to use them quite a bit to help break them in. at first, it was a lil tight around the palm section, so when making a fist i could feel the constraint. but after i broke them in, they feel great. these are pretty lightweight and durable tho. it comes with a flap piece in between the middle and ring finger which make these gloves very easy to remove, a huge plus for me.
i've tried some of the other ones offered at rei, and i just wasn't happy with the amount of effort it took to get them off. also, these were a few bucks cheaper than the others.
i haven't tried bouldering or anything other than indoor stuff, but i do like these for use at the indoor gym.
Date published: 2014-03-21
Rated 4 out of
5 by
freeridepride from
Not badI used these everyday at a climbing facility. They were decent gloves for daily use indoors and in fair outdoor weather. I like the fingerless because of the tasks I still needed to do while working with youth.
Date published: 2014-03-21
Rated 5 out of
5 by
FFN8 from
Same quality as before.Use this product in the field and also while teaching. Good quality but, like all things still susceptible to wear and tear. Replaced same make and model that just wore out.
Date published: 2014-03-21
Rated 5 out of
5 by
JoeE from
sturdy comfortable multi-purpose glovesI bought these gloves several years ago to use for horseback riding, as I had gotten tired of wearing through thinner utility and riding gloves. They've been great! They can get a bit hot in the middle of summer, but they stay supple comfortable regardless. They don't wrinkle and cause blisters under the reins. The fingers are long enough to keep the reins from rubbing on bare skin.
This summer I've started using them when hiking, to keep the trakking poles from causing blisters and abrasions. They've worked very well in this circumstance, too. If they ever wear out, I'll definitely be buying another pair.
Date published: 2014-03-21
Rated 3 out of
5 by
Alessandro Pennella from
Nice gloves, but...Not breathble, unconfortable!!
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