Petzl CORDEX PLUS - Guantes de cuero ligeros y transpirables para escalada y rapel Beige

Great pair of gloves wish they came in XXL as my hands are pretty big.

Purchased these to use exploring abandoned PA coal mines. Great gloves, taking a lot of abuse and still holding up well. The small are a tight fit but I like the dexterity afforded with a tight fitting glove

I bought these for working gloves. I ordered the medium size do to other's suggestions. I normally wear "Large gloves" but for some brands I can wear "Xtra Large" this is always kind of frustrating when buying gloves. But I guess its just part of life?SO the medium fit REALLY snug. Not enough to mess up the dexterity, & after wearing them & working with them a short while they will surely loosen up.Look well made. Although time will tell?The only real issue I had with these, is they are slick.. I didn't expect that at all. Like I said, bought them as "work gloves'" & was using a wood mall to split wood, I hit a particularly hard spot in the oak log, stood on end, & the whole shebang managed to twist in my hands, thanks to the gloves, being so slick.. I'm surprised they come like this …

i first tried these on when I was practicing high line operations, rappelling, and belaying for firefighting. The instructors handed us these gloves and right when I put them on, I knew I had to get some for myself. While belaying and rappelling, we had to feed rope constantly, at times it would zip through our hands, but the gloves did their job without issues. By the end of the day, all the gloves had no fraying or any damage. I was pretty impressed. The gloves ran a bit large because I always wear medium gloves but the small that they handed me fit snug and good.As for the gloves that I just bought, I'm fairly pleased. At first,there was a slight problem with the thumbs, in that they are a bit to short. But after breaking them in, they feel great. Hands down the best pair of gloves I …

I've been in technical rescue for awhile now and I've never had a pair of good rope gloves. We always get the ones that allow no dexterity and are so stiff you can't feel what you're doing. The cordex plus midweights are one of, if not the most comfortable glove out of the package that i've ever put on. After a week of rappelling, belaying, lowering, hoisting, tying knots over and over again, and loading patients into stokes baskets these gloves show no signs of wear. The Ringers I had, which they say were XL but felt like a M were already showing signs after the first day. Enough can't be said about how happy I am with these. I will purchase them again if I ever need to and I recommend them to anyone who needs excellent protection, durability, and comfort out of their gloves. Thanks …

Ultra-comfortable. The goatskin is soft and flexible out of the box, and there is a plush lining inside. The comfort is top-notch. These are the luxury-car of rope gloves.With the stretch panels over the knuckles, my hands don't feel that they're binding anywhere.The wrist opening is very loose, so once you undo the velcro strap, these slide on and off quite easily.Love the carabiner hole for stowing on a belt loop when not wearing these.Past experience makes me weary about the low durability of goatskin. I'll be watching that aspect of these gloves closely.Fortunately, they did double up the goatskin in the rope channel on the palm, and on the first segment of the fingers. And there is no seam in the fingertips. Petzl wrapped the leather completely over the tips, moving the seams above …

I bought these for use on the Search and Rescue Team I volunteer with and I'm impressed. The leather is soft yet durable and the padding is very good while still providing dexterity. We had a training session in the rain last week and these got soaked. I'm happy to say that I dried them out and they are as soft as they were before getting wet.The carabiner hole in each cuff makes it easy to attach them to your pack when not needed and the Velcro cuff is perfect for keeping the gloves on your hands.the stretch nylon areas seem like they will provide some venting but I haven't worn them in summer heat yet so time will tell.I will buy these again with no hesitation.

The training that I've been involved with for the past few months has involved a lot of knot tying, rappeling, belaying, and other rope skills. So the requirements for the gloves we use are quite steep - durable, dextrous, and well padded.Some of my teammates traded off the durability and went with cheaper but well padded work gloves, thinking that they can replace them more easily. I went with a more expensive work glove with goatskin leather and a reinforced palm, believing in their claims of durability. These gloves were indeed dextrous, but I could definitely feel the friction of the rope on rappels and on a canyoneering trip, I burned holes into two fingers just after one day.Enter the Petzl K53 Cordex Plus Midweight gloves. I chose these over the lightweight Petzls because the …