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Ortovox MERINO FREERIDE 3 FINGER gloves
Discover the MERINO FREERIDE 3 FINGER for men, a waterproof, windproof and warm glove perfect for freeriding. With its three-finger shape, recycled merino wool padding and SYMPATEX® membrane, it offers excellent dexterity, optimum insulation and a reliable grip, even in wet conditions.
91.00€
-35%
140.00€
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Ortovox MERINO FREERIDE 3 FINGER gloves
The MERINO FREERIDE 3 FINGER for men is a technical glove designed for extreme freeride conditions. Ideal for long runs in powder or frozen couloirs, this warm, robust glove offers optimum protection against wind and water thanks to its double-layer outer material and waterproof SYMPATEX® membrane.
With its three-finger shape, this glove combines the warmth of a mitten with the dexterity of a classic glove, offering greater versatility and mobility, especially in the index finger area. Recycled merino wool padding guarantees quality thermal insulation, while high-quality goatskin on the inside of the hand ensures excellent grip, even in wet conditions, with OILTAC® PITTARDS inserts between thumb and index finger for added durability.
The merino wool FLEECE LIGHT GRID inside perfectly regulates temperature and humidity, providing optimum comfort all day long. What's more, the glove is adjustable at the wrist and cuff for complete protection against the cold. The MERINO FREERIDE 3 FINGER GLOVE is the perfect choice for freeride enthusiasts looking for warmth, ruggedness and performance.
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- Type : Men
- discount : -30%
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Ortovox: Protecting the mountaineer, protecting the mountains
Ortovox was founded in Bavaria in 1980 with a single mission: to save lives in the mountains. The German brand outfits and equips enthusiasts of ski touring, freeriding,mountaineering, and alpine climbing from head to toe. Ortovox offers a range of safety products (avalanche transceivers, airbag packs, probes, and shovels) as well as technical clothing—fleece and softshells—to tackle the cold and high-altitude conditions.
