Are these durable enough to handle sliding down after a rope climb?
252840
Yes. I've been wearing them since I bought them on October, everyday. They haven't broken or anything, and they take good care of my palms. I totally recommend them, but you should get 1 size bigger than your usual size.
252841
I would say yes. I do this rope pulling exercise and it handles that well, I have not climbed a rope though, but I use them for pull ups. I think they are strong enough. I love these gloves.
252842
They seem pretty durable, but that's some pretty intense wear. I'm sure they would wear out faster than normal if you were doing that very often. I would worry more about them sliding around when climbing up. They fit well, but with that kind of pull, they might twist on your hand.
2250362
Yes, and they are great for going down hill. I am not really strong but managed my 180# husband with hand controls. Love them.
691717
NO! Just the opposite in fact. These fit together nicely, but they are SUPER slippery - not really good for anything other than to put under heavy exercise equipment that won't move. Definitely NOT for jumping rope! Hope that helps! I got them originally to use for an exercise video in front of the TV, but they slid all over the place immediately. Good luck! - Dawn
2034930
I believe they would last until the elasticity in the band becomes too weak to apply enough pressure. I have not had any wear out yet.
193138
I would say that these pads are meant for protection, not for sliding (however, I have not tried to slide with them :)
1421358
I would think they would be durable enough for gentle play. My grandson is going to use them to store his Football cards. I hope that this helps!
307226
I was in mud up to my ankles and they worked just fine for me; no slipping or sliding. Hope this helps with your question.
1901522
Not sure the severity of your paralyzation, and I wouldn't want to guess how much stability you'd need and if these would be enough. May want to pull them up on your phone and show your doc or physical therapist and see what they say. I can say they are very stable for hiking purposes, and I've had no issues. They have supported my full weight while descending or jumping over rocks or steams before. There are a few different attachments, and I think the basic ones would be best for asphalt. Just a tip, although I have enjoyed these, I saw a pair at Costco right now that was carbon fiber and half the price with just as many attachments that I would look into if I were getting them again. Worth checking out. Good luck with your rehab.
569477
They are extremely drop durable I have dropped mine at least 4 times off of the roof of a cabin.
71856
No, they are not slip resistant. They are backed with a vinyl type backing. I place a chair on one edge which holds it in place or perhaps you could use those corners that keep a carpet from slipping since they are reusable.
1941749
They might not hold them tightly enough and may fall off and annoy you. For that, I might recommend a larger climbing carabiner. Hope this helps.
115213
I wouldn't recommend it for that. They fall. If u are power walking then they are fine.
541176
Yup. They will hold up just fine. I've drop mine a few times while out in the brush. No problems at all.
843637
I don't think so. I tried them out for just work use (retail), and they were falling apart (I had a hole in the pad area) in less than a week. I don't imagine they'd hold up too well with more vigorous use.
1599121
They are durable and will not break! That being said, you might hurt your fingers as they are quite a tight fit, even on my slender fingers.
1283321
That is precisely what I use them for, and they have held up quite well. Good luck and happy training :)
1923334
I do not know. I do know they are not for climbing use. I personally would use them for no more than 10 lbs.