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Black Diamond created the ultralight Torque Ice Glove for leashless ice and mixed climbing on the most-demanding pitches on earth. Stretchy softshell material allows total dexterity, and the ultra-grippy synthetic palms stick to your leashless tools like glue when you need to match, steinpull, or crank for a distant hook. Slip into the Black Diamond Torque Ice Glove, grab your leashless tools, and dispense with another overhanging piece of rock and the free-hanging ice that follows.
Bottom Line: Make sure you have the Black Diamond Torque Ice Glove on your hand when you sport leashless tools in your hand.
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So from what I've gathered, gloves with a longer "cuff"
So from what I've gathered, gloves with a longer "cuff" would work better when using a leash on your axe, for example...
By: jleconey100043732
February 6, 2009
True. That said, these gloves are amazing. Grippy enough to give amazing control and still keep you warm. Rumor has it they're getting a Rock and Ice "Best In Gear" award. The lack of a cuff definitely doesn't detract from the glove.
By: Angus Bohanon
February 6, 2009
Perfect not so cold weather glove
By:
Bryan Vernetson
February 4, 2009
Perfectly agree with James. Have used these in RMNP, Vail, Ouray, Big T, Glenwood, Breck, etc. If it is anywhere around 20+, these are great on route and you can warm up with a warmer glove the second you are off route. Like always though, it is a good idea to shake out more than often in these.
Any comments on how these hold up to really wet conditions?
Any comments on how these hold up to really wet conditions?
By: Barrett Wood
December 15, 2008
They're not water resistant at all, so you'll get wet.
By: Angus Bohanon
December 16, 2008
Sticky
By:
david rogers
June 5, 2008
Great for leashless climbing on steep ice. Very sticky. I use mine with with the jetstream glove liner (highly recommended) because these have no insulation.
Write your question here... hi i am looking for rock climbming
Write your question here... hi i am looking for rock climbming glove full size
By: gaetan
November 29, 2008
Do you mean you want one that's longer? 'Cause this will work for climbing.
By: Michael Kisow
November 29, 2008
Sweet early/late ice season glove
By:
James Stewart
October 10, 2008
A really sticky, uninsulated glove for climbing mixed/steep ice lines. I start the day off in these and go with a warmer glove later during the day after these get soaked or my hands start to go numb. The seams do eventually split, obviously, but these things hold together great with a little bit of Seam-Seal. In fact, my palms are more Seam-Seal now than original glove, and they still work great. Lightly padded knuckles are a nice tough - keeps the bleeding to a minimum.
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2007 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Ice Climbing Gloves than that
Ice Climbing GlovesPerfect not so cold weather glove
Perfectly agree with James. Have used these in RMNP, Vail, Ouray, Big T, Glenwood, Breck, etc. If it is anywhere around 20+, these are great on route and more...
- Material:
- [Shell] Softshell; [Palm] synthetic
- Insulation:
- None
- Water Resistant:
- No
- Removable Liner:
- No
- Closure:
- Stretch wrist
- Gauntlet:
- No
- Goggle Wipe:
- No
- Nose Wipe:
- No
- Weight:
- 3.4oz (96g)
- Recommended Use:
- Ice climbing, mixed climbing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- China