Landscape mode required
for accurate hand scanning
Lost is not a bad thing.
Your skin splits in thin cracks. Off-the-shelf gloves bunch at the knuckle. We fix both. One glove, mapped to your hand, cut to fit it.
No padding. No neoprene backing. Full leather across palm and knuckle — thin enough to feel the crack width, thick enough to survive it.
21 landmarks mapped per hand. The cut follows your actual knuckle span, finger length, and palm width. Both hands separately — they're not the same.
Bunching at the knuckle kills your jam. Every panel is placed to eliminate dead material at the points of contact.
We look at your scans before cutting. If the measurements are off, we ask. Nothing goes to pattern until we're confident.
We documented where skin fails across crack widths. Finger locks load the proximal knuckle. Hand jams load the thumb base and fifth metacarpal. The pattern is built around that.
Tested multiple weights and tannages. What's on the glove now is what survived sustained jamming without stretching out of shape or losing tactile feedback.
Panels are laser cut to your hand's measurements. Stitched by hand. No production runs — each glove is made once, to one set of measurements.
Every new pattern iteration goes on granite before it goes to a customer. If a seam fails or a panel shifts under load, the pattern gets revised.
"Lost is not a bad thing."Khoyore — खोयो · Squamish, BC
Every jamming glove on the market is a compromised climbing glove. Too thick. Wrong panel placement. Cut for a generic hand.
We climb cracks. We got tired of the options. So we started over — damage map first, pattern second, testing until it held.
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No two hands are the same. We map 21 landmarks on each hand using your phone camera. Place an A4 sheet (standard printer paper) flat on the table. Your hand goes on top. Takes about two minutes.
Standard printer paper. Lay it flat. Your hand goes palm-down on top of it — the paper gives us real-world scale.
One hand at a time, palm down on the paper. Paper edges must fill the dashed guide box — this is what calibrates the scale. Fingers spread.
Camera detects landmarks automatically. Hold for a few seconds — it captures when the reading locks in.
Right hand flat on A4 paper. Paper fills the dashed box edge-to-edge. Fingers spread. Hold still.
Allow camera access when prompted.
Left hand flat on A4 paper. Paper fills the dashed box edge-to-edge. Fingers spread. Hold still.
We capture automatically when the reading is stable.
Both hands scanned and averaged. We review before cutting and confirm with you first.
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Pricing on request.
We'll review your scans and send an invoice to [email protected] within 48 hours.
Scans received. Invoice to within 48 hours.
We review every scan before cutting. If anything looks off, we'll reach out first.