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Outdoor Research Alibi Glove

Outdoor Research Alibi Glove description

The Alibi Gloves are Outdoor Research's top-of-the-line drytooling gloves designed specifically for high-end leashless climbers. The Alibi Gloves feature neoprene construction reinforced with corded nylon on the back of the hand for added durability. Ultra-thin construction and ultra-sticky palms give these gloves a level of performance that exceeds even bare hands.

Bottom Line: Count on the Outdoor Research Alibi Gloves when you tackle steep, scrappy mixed climbing.

although they perform perfect, having a good cushion for your hand and being warm during the dry season , they have a big flaw: waterproof. they are usseless in realy wet weather or in contact with snow. this are definetly very good sumer ice climbing gloves.

Got these for light leashless in NY Catskills and Daks. Always cold. Even on so-so warmer days. They will get wet, if not from climbing, but putting in screws, grabbing the rope, whatever. I eventually sold them. On a positive, the sticky was superb. But I need warm more than sticky.