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Rab Baltoro softshell gloves

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Verdict: a great set of gloves, at a decent price, for the full range of winter adventures!


The Baltoro Gloves by Rab are a reliable companion for alpine climbers, mountaineers and winter cyclists (like fatbikers) facing cold, dry conditions.

 

Made from the quick-drying stretch fabric, these mid-weight softshell gloves boast PrimaLoft® Gold insulation, ensuring warmth in challenging mountain environments.

 

The leather palm enhances dexterity for handling your ice axe or gripping your handlebars, while digital leather reinforcements in high-wear areas bolster durability and protection. The 3D pre-curved shape minimises hand fatigue, making them my go-to choice for demanding winter endeavours (especially when combined with Decathlon’s waterproof outer gloves).

 

Designed for the toughest mountain conditions, the Baltoro Gloves stand out as a hardwearing and hardworking option.

We've chosen them as one of our top picks due to their outstanding performance, good cost and durability. The leather reinforcements on the palms make these gloves ideal for tasks involving ice axes or ropes. The combination of breathable softshell and insulation ensures reliable protection against the harshest winter weather, without degrading your skin through excess sweat.

 

In our verdict, Rab's Baltoro Gloves impress with their meticulous design, combining durable Matrix softshell fabric with high-quality leather. These gloves strike a balance between providing ample warmth and allowing for easy, unhindered movement during active tasks.

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