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You try to keep the same pace, but the steady slope of the snow trough fills your thighs with the heat of hell. If only the heat of the sun would have warmed your body over the tip of the mountain.
You've got a long day ahead of you, and these Rab snowshoes take charge of your feet's comfort on the challenging terrain. The most breathable multi-layered membrane GORE-TEX PRO doesn't let moisture in from the outside, and instead wicks sweat away quickly, preventing moisture from building up inside.
It's obvious that fatigue will set in, which is why the gaiters have a generously reinforced ankle area that a cat or sharp rock won't just tear through. The underfoot strap then has a hidden adjustment inside, so you don't have to worry about buckle failure.
- Reinforced bottom section around the ankles
- Underfoot strap with hidden adjustment
- Suitable for technical mountaineering boots
Velcro closure Specifications:
Weight: 190 g
Material: 100% polyamide, 300D nylon with polyurethane protection
Membrane: GORE-TEX PRO (most breathable)Size UK (boot size) US (boot size) EU (bot size) M 7-9 8-10 41-44 L 9-12+ 10-13+ 43-47+ Place an order RAB covers for technical mountaineering boots, today at a discount 30%
- Product parameters
- Manufacturer: RAB
- Product code: ASR-G38 BL
- colour : černá
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The RAB story began in 1981 in the attic of a small terraced house in Sheffield, where Rab Carrington made the first sleeping bag to bear his name. Rab's experience from his years in the mountains was evident in his designs, which he hand-stitched and devised with his own genius eye, and were soon in demand from both friends and the growing local mountaineering community.
But it didn't end there. Soon the word got out and the Sheffield loft became a factory floor, producing sleeping bags and jackets for customers far and wide. Now, decades later, these honest and durable models can be found all over the world; wherever adventurers venture out to meet the elements. From Himalayan peaks to cool, breezy evenings around a campfire.
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