Designed for mountaineers and ski tourers looking for a lightweight, high-performance glove for cold weather, the C.A.M.P. G AIR W is ideal for both men and women engaged in intense mountain activities. Its 60 g/m² PrimaLoft® Gold insulation provides effective warmth without weighing down the hand, while its “Roll Finger” construction promotes natural finger flexibility during repetitive movements. This glove is equally suited for ski touring, ice climbing, and high-altitude hiking.

CAMP G AIR W Ski Mountaineering Gloves: The Balance Between Warmth and Mobility

The G AIR W’s design is based on a differentiated thermal management system tailored to specific areas of the hand. The windproof fabric back effectively protects against high-altitude gusts, while the breathable palm wicks away excess heat during sustained exertion. This combination ensures lasting comfort without overheating, even during long and physically demanding outings. The all-synthetic PrimaLoft® Gold insulation retains its insulating properties even when wet—a key feature in the variable winter conditions found in the mountains.

Precise and secure grip on all terrains

The palm features Grip'R silicone pads on the palm and fingers, which improve grip on poles, ice axes, or ropes without making the entire hand stiff. The glove’s precise cut preserves tactile sensitivity, which is particularly useful for fine motor tasks on rock faces or when adjusting bindings. The thumb and index finger are touchscreen-compatible, allowing you to interact with a device without having to remove the glove.

Details designed for real-world use

The elastic cuffs provide a snug fit that minimizes cold air seeping between the glove and the jacket. The elastic wrist straps make it easy to put the gloves on and take them off quickly, and discreet buckles allow you to attach both gloves together during transitions. The set weighs approximately 55 to 60 grams, a weight that is negligible in a mountaineering pack. The glove is CE-certified, attesting to its compliance with current European standards for this type of equipment.