Full throttle all the way

Your ski tips keep racing each other for the lead and your arms pump at a brisk pace. Plenty of obstacles still await below the summit, even some climbing sections, but you'll handle it all in a pair of tough, breathable Rab gloves.

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Rab Velocity Guide Glove

For the first few hundred metres of the tour, the cold may still make you shiver. But once you find your pace, your hands will even start to sweat. The Matrix fabric the Rab Velocity Guide gloves are made of is highly breathable and also very windproof – so the freezing mountain air won't easily blow the comfort away from your hands. On top of that, a water-repellent DWR finish keeps outside moisture at bay.

Close fitting Matrix softshell glove for technical routes and mixed climbing.#Matrix outer fabric #Pre-curved fit for grip#Goat Leather palm with digital palm overlay#Airprene cuff#Shaped pull on cuff #Adjustable wrist strap #Main fabric: Matrix double weave nylon, 275g/sq. m, with DWR#Composition: 50% Polyamide/43% Polyester/7% Elastane

Up, and maybe down too

It's always good to have a spare pair of gloves. But there's a fair chance you won't need them at all. The Rab Velocity Guide gloves are ready for the whole tour. They have tough goatskin leather on the palm, a moisture-wicking lining inside and a stretch cuff around the wrist that keeps snow out.

Weight: 115 g
Material: stretchy, breathable Matrix with DWR finish
Anatomical"pre-curved" shape for a better grip
Soft, moisture-wicking Bemberg lining
Goatskin leather palm with non-slip dot print
Close-fitting Airprene cinch cuff
Conductive print on the index finger and thumb for using touchscreens

Built to work

A cracked buckle, a broken zip or a torn pack. We can fix that. Rab gear also comes with a lifetime warranty, so even after the standard two-year warranty runs out, we'll repair any manufacturing defects free of charge.

Product variants

Rab Velocity Guide Glove

Unisex

Black

1 590 Kč

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An attic full of feathers

When Rab Carrington, back from an expedition to Patagonia in the late 1970s, began shutting himself away more and more in the attic of his house in Sheffield, he had just one goal: to make a down sleeping bag that would serve well in the mountains. After decades of mountain experience and experiments with new materials, the philosophy of the brand bearing its founder's first name remains the same: make simple, functional gear you'd rather repair than throw away.

Full throttle all the way

Rab Velocity Guide Glove

Up, and maybe down too

Built to work

Product variants

An attic full of feathers

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