Deathgrip Co

Deathgrip Co revolutionized winter gloves with their patented zip-open finger access technology. Founded in Salt Lake City in 2013, they solve the age-old problem of removing gloves for dexterity.
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About Deathgrip Co

Deathgrip Co transformed winter gloves when four Utah riders launched the brand in 2013 with a simple but brilliant idea: gloves that zip open for full finger access without removal. Founded by Jake Sullivan, Jonny Murdock, Dan Rhoades, and Matt Patti in Salt Lake City, the company evolved from Hand Out Gloves with over fifty years of collective riding experience behind the innovation.

The patented zip-open five-finger access design sets Deathgrip gloves apart from every other winter glove on the market. Whether you're adjusting bindings, using your phone, or handling gear, these performance gloves give you the dexterity you need without exposing your hands to the cold. Dan Rhoades brings serious design credentials from his work with KR3W, Supra, Billabong, Vans, and Arbor Snowboarding, ensuring these gloves work as hard as they look good.

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What makes Deathgrip Co gloves different from other winter gloves?
Deathgrip Co gloves feature patented zip-open five-finger access technology that lets you expose your fingers for dexterity without removing the entire glove. This innovation solves the common problem of choosing between warmth and finger mobility in winter conditions.
Who founded Deathgrip Co and when?
Deathgrip Co was founded in 2013 by Jake Sullivan, Jonny Murdock, Dan Rhoades, and Matt Patti in Salt Lake City, Utah. The company evolved from Hand Out Gloves, which Jake Sullivan had operated for about ten years before the rebrand.
What experience do the Deathgrip Co founders have in the industry?
The four founders bring over fifty years of collective riding experience to Deathgrip Co. Dan Rhoades is a design professional who has worked with major brands including KR3W, Supra, Billabong, Vans, and Arbor Snowboarding, while Jake Sullivan previously appeared on Shark Tank with Hand Out Gloves.
What type of activities are Deathgrip gloves designed for?
Deathgrip gloves are designed for winter sports and outdoor activities where you need hand dexterity without removing your gloves. They're perfect for snowboarding, skiing, and any cold-weather activity that requires finger access for gear adjustments or device use.
How does the zip-open finger access technology work?
The patented zip-open design allows you to expose all five fingers while keeping the glove secured to your hand. This gives you full dexterity for tasks like adjusting bindings, using touchscreens, or handling small objects without losing your gloves or exposing your entire hand to cold.

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