Splitter Glove
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Yup, you're one of those climbers who's definitely addicted to crack climbing. With the Outdoor Research Splitter Gloves, you'll never have to pass up a good splitter again. Wrap these durable, PU-reinforced gloves around the back of your hands and hop right into sinking that killer jam without out having to worry about properly taping up your mitts for the dark arts. Perfect for practicing perfect hands in the gym, the Splitters come on and off quickly and easily so you can get right back to sport climbing after a few crack-laps. Or not.
Details
- Protective gloves for feeding your love your crack climbing
- Easy on and off hook-and-loop design beats futzing with tape
- PU construction is durable and protects your hands from abrasion
- Covers back of your hand to prevent gobies and cuts
- Item #ODR00R1
- Material
- [face fabric] 80% polyester, 20% polyurethane, [overlay] 55% polyurethane, 45% nylon
- Style
- open-palm
- Closure
- hook-and-loop
- Claimed Weight
- 1.1oz
- Recommended Use
- trad climbing
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
Reviews
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Overall Rating
4 based on 96 ratings
Review Summary
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageDecember 17, 2022
Great hand protection
The fit is good, the durability good - seem well made and coverage where it is needed.
Originally reviewed on ExpertVoice.com
September 23, 2022
Good gloves, ripped after 6 months of gym use.
THe gloves ripped after gym use only within six months. No climbing was done outside whatsoever with these and the thumb strap broke.
Originally reviewed on ExpertVoice.com
August 9, 2022
Mediocre quality crack gloves
These worked well... until they didn't. The quality is pretty sub par on these and they started to delaminate after a few uses.
Originally reviewed on ExpertVoice.com
May 30, 2022
provides good protection
it works in terms of protection. but the finger loops could be the weakness.
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
May 22, 2022
better ad cheaper than tape
These are better and cheaper than taping, the velcro closure dose seem to be a bit weak and wears out. I just close it with tape or ignore it if its a short or easy crack....
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
May 17, 2022
Great when you get the correct size
I see complaints that these are too baggy, but if you don't overestimate your hand girth they fit like... a glove, there I said it. Dropped down to 4 star because of the super thin finger holes, will probably sew some thicker leather on myself.
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
May 15, 2022
Protect your hands!
I've use them for about five days now and they are really great. they really protect the back of your hands well. They feel really solid while jamming, and there is even good protection for fist jams. It seems like these might not be super durable in the long run though. The finger loops like like they are stretching out and one of the rubber pads on the back is starting to peal. I think they would last a full season but might not be much longer than that. But right now they are working great!
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
May 13, 2022
Not durable enough
These are comfortable and very grippy, but they are super worn after only three or four pitches of climbing. They look likely to break after < 10 pitches.
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
May 13, 2022
Great crack gloves
These are perfect minimalist gloves. Lots of friction and enough padding to keep your hands from tearing apart. There isn't a lot in terms of protection for sides of your hand or base of your fingers. But I'll just tape up if I need that much protection.
Originally reviewed on outdoorresearch.com
April 5, 2022
They Work
Thin enough to not feel clunky or abnormal. Great wrist motion too. I would recommend.
Originally reviewed on ExpertVoice.com