After using them extensively for years, I’m on my second pair and am still smitten. They still allow feeling in the crack, but not so much that they cause pain.Common failure points on these are the thumb and pinky loops as the material is soft and exposed. Small price to pay for the best crack gloves on the market.

I bought these on a recommendation from a fellow climber. I used them to jam my way up Devils Tower and they held up nicely. They are tight around my fingers but hoping they stretch after some use. They stay tight and did not affect my ability to belay my partner. They might seem expensive but better than throwing away sweaty tape gloves after a use or two!

I have both the original version and now the Lite crack gloves. My hand circumference measures 21.5cm. I do not fit the Medium in the original, but rather the large size. For the Lite, the medium fits me much better. Do a search on mountainproject, and you can find overlaid comparisons of the original vs Lite, the Lite is obviously larger by almost 1cm where the finger holes sit higher. The rubber on the Lite is seemingly half the thickness vs the original. Also maybe reinforce the thumb hole with some climbing tape, this part sees a lot more wear on the rock. Gloves feet great on, and add some good protection to the back of your hand.