I've been sliding with these for over a year, and only recently had to replace the palm puck. I really like how you can tailor the finger pucks how you like to provide maximum coverage. Both gloves have frayed along the seams in a few spots, but I think that's mostly from when I was learning to slide and dragging my hands a bit. Gorrila glued the seams a bit, and they haven't come apart in 25+ hours of sliding. The wrist straps also provide a little extra support. All around, a bit pricey, but well worth it. My buddy has gone through 5 pairs of homemade gloves in the same time and they aren't nearly as slidey or comfy.

Got these in September of '09. The left hand glove had a few areas where the seams were coming loose, but a little super-glue fixed that. Really comfortable gloves, great slide pucks, would buy again.

So i got these last year and they've mostly been used for beginner slides up until recently. The pucks wear isn't bad at all, the gloves are pretty durable.. Although, the thumb stiching on one of mine totally came out after only like a motnh or two, which seems kinda premature. Anyway, those people who said they are breatheable obviously haven't tried any other glove. These things make your hands sweat like a pigs @$$, they are NOT breathable. The loaded gloves are breathable, not these! Last but not least, they aren't very comfy at all in the fingers. Despite the drawbacks, these are a good buy for the price.

I have had these gloves for over a year and used them for multiple sessions a week. I just had to replace the palm pucks and they are good to go again. A few tears in the stitching, but these gloves lasted waaaay longer than my last pair, made by gravity.

These sliding gloves are one of the the best I've tried. My friends have pairs of Loaded and Gravity gloves and they are not nearly as good as these. They are very breathable when your hands start to get a bit sweaty and they are really durable. Great Gloves