


Rab Women's Geon GlovesIdeal for four season hiking, cold winter scrambles and long, arduous approaches to the rockface, it uses Thermic fleece with a soft brushed back and integrated elastane for improved fit and dexterity. Hydrophobic and highly breathable, the minimised seams help reduce friction when used beneath an outer shell and the adjustable wrist strap ensures a secure, draught free fit. With its combination of fast wicking warmth, wet weather performance and
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