🧤 KONG Neoprene Kevlar Canyon Gloves Review

Total nonsense. The Kevlar part at least holds something, of course, but looks as if it was sewn with a normal old thread. They literally fell apart after my second descent in a fairly shallow canyon. Don't trust these things; they are not worth it at any price.

This is exactly what I was looking for, unfortunately they only lasted about five ravines. They're warm and nimble, which is great for canyoning, but they just can't handle abuse. We used them in Ouray, Colorado and Zion, Utah in very wet and cold canyons. After the last descent in Imlay, three fingers on the right glove were completely shot through.

I bought these gloves through a third party because I was able to get a great discount. I was quickly disappointed because they tore right out of the bag the first time. I have been told that I must contact Kong directly if I want a refund. I have sent several emails over the past month and have not yet received a response. Aside from the fact that my gloves are torn and KONG's poor customer service, I still don't recommend these gloves. They are extremely stiff, which limits your function and…