Product DescriptionThe Alibi Gloves are Outdoor Research's top-of-the-line ice and drytooling gloves designed specifically for high-end leashless climbers. The Alibi features a neoprene construction reinforced with corded nylon on the back of the hand for added durability and stretch fourchettes for excellent dexterity. The secure cuff closure has a thermo-formed neoprene, articulating wrist harness and a bite tab for easy hands-free adjustments. Direct-injection protective padding where it counts, gel padding on the outside of the hand, and a super-sticky, water-resistant polyurethane palm make this a killer drytooling glove.FeaturesMaterial: Neoprene w/ corded nylon
Windproof: Wind-resistant
Weight: 5.8oz; 164g
Recommended Use: Drytooling, Ice climbing
Warranty: Infinite
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| Dan Dalton | These things... | | 
Voted 5/5 | kick ass! Ok, so I am not a high-end mixed climber...yet, but I am sure that I will be using these for years to come. I like them a little snug and they offer really great wrist protection, which is key for me. I use these all the time when practicing in the gym since the sticky rubber of the palm helps me hold on to the tools when I start to get pumped. Equally good outside, except for the cooldest of days. They have moderate insulation, but are really designed for mixed and drytool climbing, (such as that offered in Vail and Ouray Ice Park.) I would not recomend these for alpine or longer climbs, they are better suited for ice and dry-tool 'cragging'.
Dan | | Posted Aug 30, 2007 10:23 pm |
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