Good if used for the gym
These work well in the gym, where you may want to switch between face climbs and crack climbs and don't want to deal with tape gloves on the face climbs or taking tape gloves on or off. They offer excellent protection for the hands. The downside is that they are much thicker than tape gloves or bare hands, and can turn a thinner hand crack into a finger crack. Because they can get in the way, they aren't as useful in performance situations. You probably won't want to use them outdoors. I got these mainly for my first crack climbs, when I was still learning and my hands weren't used to it yet, and for that they are particularly great.
Rating: 4 stars