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The deep freeze conjured up perfect conditions. You get on the wall early and with the vision of a beautiful climb. However, it's really cold and you'll have a great time on the gondola. Fortunately, these Rab gloves are armed with Primaloft insulation, which will see to it that you return from the wall with all your fingers. And the Gore-Tex membrane will keep the moisture from the inside out and the moisture from the outside in.
You grip the guns tightly on every hit, and you don't lose feeling in your hands as you drill the screws. That's thanks to the 3D construction and pre-curved shape of the gloves. And should the weather turn bad, pull down the lightning-fast - one-handed - high cuffs to close off snow and wind access to your hands.
- Weight: 198 g
- Material: durable stretch nylon with DWR treatment
- Membrane: Gore-Tex Active
- Insulation: Primaloft Gold 170g/m2 back, Primaloft Grip Control 100g/m2 palm
- Pre-curved shape for a secure grip on the ice axes
- 3D contoured design for hand feel
- Knuckle protection
- Pittards Amortan leather palm
- HeelLeather reinforcements in exposed areas
- Strength Bemberg lining
- "Handkerchief" nose wipe on back of thumb
- One-handed pull-on cuff
- Removable wrist strap
Place an order RAB Technical gloves for winter climbing, today at a discount 10%
- Product parameters
- Manufacturer: RAB
- Product code: QAH-60-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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