
BelayMitt™ climbing gloves
What BelayMitt offers at the crag
Touchscreen fingertips
Pulling gloves off at a belay stance to text or take a photo is a nuisance. Conductive fingertips let you use a phone with the gloves on, so you stay covered between pitches.
Textured palm padding
Rock and rope are hard to hold with bare, sweaty palms. Textured padding across the palm gives your hand more to grip during crack jams and long belay sessions.

Stretch knit back
Stiff gloves fight you on reaches and crimps. An elastic, ventilated knit back stretches with your hand and lets air reach the skin on long routes.
Reinforced knuckle panels
Crack jams scrape knuckles, and tape needs rewrapping mid-route. Padded panels at the knuckles and palm cover the spots that rub against rock and rope.
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Bare hands on granite and rope leave climbers choosing between taping up every route or going without protection. Climbing gloves like BelayMitt cover the hand while keeping the contact that jamming and knot-tying call for.
Textured palm padding sits against rock and rope, so belaying and rappelling do not mean gripping bare rope. Reinforced panels at the knuckles and palm cover the spots that rub in cracks, which suits crack climbing gloves and belay gloves alike. The pre-curved fit keeps climbing gloves snug, so loose fabric does not bunch inside a jam.
Elastic knit stretches with each reach, and ventilated fabric lets a sweaty palm breathe on a long pitch. Conductive fingertips let a phone work glove-on, so a trail photo needs no glove removal. As rock climbing gloves, they suit crag days and long pitches.
- Textured palm padding for rock and rope
- Reinforced panels at knuckles and palm
- Touchscreen fingertips for phones
- Pre-curved, snug fit





