Seibertron Full or Half Finger Padded Palm Lightweight Breathable Climbing Rope Gloves for Climbers, Rock Climbing, Rescue, Adventure, Sailing, Kayaking, Outdoor Sports

Fantastic work gloves. I have tried several brands and these are my current favorite. I unload shipping containers mostly by hand and touch up to 6,000 cases in a work day. These are before and after pictures after roughly 360 hours of HEAVY use and 2-3 runs in the washer with cold water. Only real signs of wear are at the seams by the thumbs, which is gonna happen with any glove. The palm pads and the back of the gloves are still very comfortable and protected. My only minor complaint are the pull tabs near the wrists, they are made of an uncomfortable rubbery material that can jab into your wrists and chafe when you're sweating. I've been tempted to snip them off with scissors. Very solid purchase at roughly $0.05 per work hour, and I am still using the same pair. I will definitely be ordering a couple more pairs since I think I've finally found my go-to work gloves!

It's a good pair of fingerless gloves I'll probably always choose these year after year because they are cheap but don't feel cheap

Used gloves for somewhat extreme rock scrambling. Needed finger free to be able to pull out my camera during the hike. Held up to the constant rock surface pounding. Note that I used these on 3 occasions, so I can't rate durability for a longer period. I would like to see leather instead of artificial materials. I had a pair years ago but I can't seem to find that anymore. So we'll see how long this will endure. For the price it did the job on my trip.

Purchased these to go climbing with some friends, and they were fantastic. I had the best gloves in the group and never lost my grip or had issues with the gloves. I've also used them since for some outdoor workouts, and they save my fingers from splinters or pinches. Great gloves!The one note is that the cuff (?) is rather short. I'm still unsure if I like that or not, but that's on me, as it could be a sizing factor. I found myself accidentally pulling on the little loops to get them on, which resulted in the loops tearing off. So, those aren't super durable, but the rest of the gloves are excellent.

My first attempt at using the fingerless style gloves so I have no basis for comparisons.The construction appears very solid and the padding very thick. Using them for yard work I found the padding a bit uncomfortable for establishing continuous grip while using yard tools. It may be that the large size I ordered was not quite as Large as other gloves I have worn. Them going up to an XL may resolve the compression resistance fatigue I experienced. I am going to continue to use them and see if they will loosen up.

well made, fit is as expected (my hands are between small and XS, so slightly loose in some areas, may try XS as a back up for tough climbing and necessary tight grip activities later) - but definitely feels durable and solid. I will have to use for a while and update after putting it through some tough sports-

The media could not be loaded. I bought these to pad my hands while driving my van and my work truck. They don't do too great a job, but I only got them today, so I'm hoping maybe they'll break in or something. If not, they'll go back and I'll try some other ones. There isn't much padding in them, and what is there is kind of hard. -1 star for comfort.Surprisingly enough, the size chart seems to be accurate. Since I usually wear smalls, it was weird ordering larges, but they actually fit.One thing that's super annoying is the little eyelet they claim is for climbers to hang the gloves from a d-ring. If you wear long sleeves, it probably wouldn't be much of an issue, but every time you bend your wrist inward, that plastic/hard rubber thing digs right in, as seen in the accompanied video. -1 star for that.

Good gloves overall. However, they are small so definitely size up.