Glove Guide
Glove Guide
Glove Guide
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MOUNTAINEERING<br />
Ice climbing with Stefan Nilsson,<br />
former Sports Manager at the<br />
Kebnekaise Mountain Station.<br />
Photo: Gösta Fries<br />
MOUNTAINEERING<br />
Our Mountaineering collection consists of highly<br />
functional gloves that live up to climbers’ tough demands<br />
for unrestricted feeling and durability, year round. Several<br />
of the warmer models have detachable wool liners that can<br />
be washed and replaced. This means that these gloves can<br />
be adapted to varying weather conditions and uses.<br />
Mountaineering<br />
Army Leather Ascent<br />
„ A short leather glove with durable<br />
Army Leather on the palm. External<br />
seams for increased comfort and optimal<br />
grip. Warm, removable wool liner.<br />
Outer material Upper section made of cowhide and<br />
chrome-free Ecocuir leather. Cordura stretch over<br />
knuckles. Proofed Army Leather-goat leather palm.<br />
Lining Removable lining with wool terry cloth on<br />
inside of palm and wool pile on upper side.<br />
Features Neoprene cuff. Handcuffs. Strap with<br />
Velcro closure. External seams.<br />
3014<br />
3Tips from<br />
alpinist<br />
StEphane<br />
Schaffter<br />
1. Agile fingers<br />
Even if you climb when it’s really<br />
cold, it is important that your<br />
fingers can move smoothly.<br />
A stiff glove makes you lose<br />
energy.<br />
2. The right materials<br />
It’s good to strike a balance<br />
be tween highly functional<br />
and warm materials. A glove<br />
must deal with both fine motor<br />
movements and be durable.<br />
3. Good grip<br />
The feel and grip in the palm<br />
must be good, so you can deal<br />
with ice axes, carabiners and<br />
other equipment.<br />
Read more at<br />
www.hestragloves.com<br />
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