MAKALU PURE FIT LIGHT BLACK TOPAZ
MAKALU PURE FIT LIGHT BLACK TOPAZRef: 0494845161
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Description
Description
The MAKALU PURE FIT LIGHT is the ideal companion for skiers looking for a light and comfortable glove for days at the start or end of the season. Thanks to its lightweight insulation, it effectively protects against the cold when temperatures are milder, while preventing overheating during exercise.
Equipped with a membrane C-TEX 10,000/10,000, the MAKALU PURE FIT LIGHT effectively protects your hands against humidity while ensuring excellent breathability. This means you stay dry and comfortable whatever the conditions encountered on the slopes.
Its soft neoprene wrist ensures a precise fit and excellent comfort, limiting cold air entry while offering great freedom of movement. Its lightweight design promotes excellent dexterity, ideal for easily handling your equipment throughout the day.
Equipped with fingers compatible with touch screens, the MAKALU PURE FIT LIGHT allows you to use your smartphone or any other device without having to remove your gloves, for maximum practicality on the slopes.
Finally, its printed insert between the ring finger and the little finger provides a modern and distinctive finish which underlines its identity. Lightweight, protective and functional, the MAKALU PURE FIT LIGHT is the ideal choice to fully enjoy your ski days when conditions are milder, without compromising on comfort and protection against the elements.
Features
Features
Characteristics:tactile
Tactile: true
Materials & technologies
Materials & technologies
Waterproof:C-TEX
Palm:PU
Clean vision: true

MAKALU PURE FIT LIGHT BLACK TOPAZ
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