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Outdoor Research Splitter Gloves - Crack Climbing Protection (31g)

Outdoor Research Splitter Gloves - Crack Climbing Protection (31g)

Regular price £37.99 GBP
Regular price £45.00 GBP Sale price £37.99 GBP
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The Outdoor Research Splitter Gloves are crack climbing gloves that keep the skin on the backs of your hands where it belongs. Jam, torque and move with commitment on splitters and long jamming pitches without paying for it in gobies.

The design is simple and it works: a reinforced synthetic suede panel shields the back of the hand and knuckles, whilst the open palm construction leaves your feel for the rock untouched. Anti-slip material helps the glove bite in the crack, the hook-and-loop wrist closure keeps everything in place all day, and finger loops make them easy to peel off at the belay. At 31g they are light enough to live on your harness for the whole trip.

Product Details

  • Colour: Black, Pewter
  • Gender: Unisex
  • Age group: Adult
  • Sizes in this listing: Large, Medium, Small
  • Material: Polyester, Nylon
  • Weight: 31g

Why you'll love it

  • Crack-specific protection – reinforced synthetic suede over the back of hand and knuckles
  • Open palm – full feel and control on the rock, with anti-slip grip where you need it
  • Low bulk – close-fitting, low-profile design that doesn't fight the jam
  • Durable and light – built for repeated use on rough rock, 31g
  • Breathable – mesh back panel keeps hands comfortable on long pitches

Good to know

  • Sizes: Small, Medium, Large (unisex)
  • Colours: Black, Pewter
  • Materials: synthetic suede palm with ventilation, polyester/PU outer construction, mesh back panel
  • Reinforced thumb and pinky loops for durability, finger loops for easy removal
  • Hook-and-loop wrist closure
  • Built-in thumb sweat wipe

Who it's for

Intermediate and advanced trad climbers heading for crack lines, multi-pitch routes and abrasive rock like granite, where hands take a beating over sustained jamming sequences.

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