These are the first slide gloves I have bought (I have used many others and made my own) and I was very pleased with their performance. All people need to do is learn to not drag their fingers and they are fine, but people don't learn, then they hate. They work well and you can keep them on for drinks, opening doors and what not. They are breathable, which is nice. I only gave these a 4/5 is because they do rip somewhat fast if you do happen to drag your fingers a bit, but it's not too bad and not anything duct-tape can't fix.

Use these for about 20 minutes and one of them ripped by the wrist. Buy LY slide gloves they are much better.

When I First got these they looked good, and slide very but after the first hour or so of sliding two fingers had all but fallen off ended up duct tapping them and the rest of the fingers to prevent any more damage. The pucks slide very smoothly but wear away very fast. The stitching is terrible I've stitched these back together in multiple places on both gloves. The gloves are very hot which is good as the weather gets colder but in the middle of a hot summer day your gonna wish you weren't wearing these. I would recommend these to someone who is thinking about starting sliding but not for sure if you want to invest into it, but if you've been sliding for a while check out loaded freeride gloves much better quality.

These gloves are comfy, very comfy and light weight. Sector 9 put "Kevlar Fingertips" to help prevent wear, they don't help. Just barely dragging your fingers on a new or harder slide to pull off. I've got holes in 3 fingers on both gloves and no kevlar on any of the finger tips. Pros: Light weight not sweaty rotatable pucks pucks wear nicely Can pick objects Cons: Finger tips rip and wear easily velcro strap is coming undone

Ive had these gloves for about half a year and they work fantastic!!!! plus its obvious that you don't put your fingers on the ground when your sliding with these gloves, seeing as they do not have finger pucks.