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Gants pour l’escalade de glace de haut niveau destinés aux grimpeurs de pointe, les Luminary™ résistant au vent sont conçus pour offrir une excellente dextérité tout en assurant une protection contre les conditions climatiques extrêmes.

Poids moy. (g/once) : 8.3 / 234 L

Qualités

Résistant au vent
Résistant aux intempéries
Respirable
Doublure amovible
Coquille à doublure intégrale
Forme anatomique préincurvée
Doublure en molleton chaude et durable
Renforts en cuir sur la paume offrant une meilleure résistance à l’usure
Forme par-dessus le poignet
Fermeture à crispin SuperCinch™
Idiot-cord amovible
Boucle de mousqueton au dos de la main
Essuie-nez doux sur le pouce Tissu : Tissu coquille souple WINDSTOPPER® // Paume à envelopper en cuir

Technologie

SuperCinch™ A simple, easy to use, one hand adjustable gauntlet closure.
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WINDSTOPPER® Soft Shell offers all the wind protection and warmth of standard WINDSTOPPER® fleece with the addition of a durable stretch-woven exterior for improved resistance to snow, spray, and abrasion.
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Critiques

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4.0

(based on 2 reviews)

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1/15/2013

4.0

great cold weather protection

By BryGil

from Western Slope

Pros

Bomber
Quick dry
Warm
Waterproof

Cons

Clip-in Loop

Best Uses

Anything cold
ice climbing
Skiing

I've been using this glove all winter and it's proven to be my most trust worthy cold weather warrior. When the hands are giving you the screaming barfies, slip them into a set of the Luminary and feel the PAIN as you warm up! I approach, belay, rappel, ski etc. in these and after the initial break in period they pretty much became one with my hands. Gore keeps you dry and at the end of the day rip out the liners and the inside moisture dries out quickly. I haven't tried this, but was thinking if you buy them a size small and take out the liner you'd have a rad, waterproof shell (still cozy due to fleece bonded inside) suitable for hard ice leads on warmer but wet days.

1/1/2013

4.0

Very Nice Glove

By Pat H.

from Kalispell, MT

Pros

2 piece
Tough

Cons

Long Gaunlets

Best Uses

Backcountry
Climbing
Skiing

I got these glove after considering multiple pairs of other gloves. Being a backcountry guide, I like a 2 piece glove as it allows me to pull them apart and dry them more easily. It also allow an increased flexibility of use by being able to use them without the liners when temps are milder or use a different liner if I choose. I wear a medium in many gloves but was afraid the medium was too restrictive so went for the large which isn't unusual for me in a glove of this type. They will benefit from a good breaking in while carrying a ski pole or ice ax and can tell the dexterity will improve after they are. I am applying a high quality leather conditioner to them to expedite this process. I believe they will work well.

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Q:
Do these fit closer to the alpine alibi 2 or the arete glove? I wear a med in one and large in other.
Asked on 10/23/2012 by Lucho from Denver, CO
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- A:
  They fit similar to the Alpine Alibi 2.
  Answered on 10/24/2012 by Customer Service from Outdoor Research
Q:
Does the insulation extend up the gauntlet above the wrist? No, the insulation stops at the wrist? Partial, it extents a bit past the wrist? Yes, it extends all the way up to the end of the gauntlet
Asked on 10/1/2012 by stw from New Hampshire
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- A:
  The liner inside of the Luminary Glove will extend the length of the shell's gauntlet.
  Answered on 10/22/2012 by OR Customer Service from Seattle, WA
Q:
This product looks brown and orange in the picture but product info says it is black which one is it?
Asked on 8/22/2012 by David West from Flagstaff, Az
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- A:
  Black with "ember" detailing.
  
  Thanks for your question!
  Answered on 9/21/2012 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle, Wa
Q:
what is the temperature rating for this glove? e.g. at what low temperature will it still provide comfort?
Asked on 8/13/2012 by Tom from Irvine, CA
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- A:
  The Luminary is designed for lower extremes 0-20F.
  
  Thanks for your question!
  Answered on 9/21/2012 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle, Wa
Q:
What weight of fleece (100, 200...) is the liner glove and what weight of fleece is the lining in the shell?
Asked on 8/2/2012 by lightingboy1 from Flagstaff, AZ
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- A:
  Luminary features a very light backing to the shell which would not constitute a weight rating. The liner is a hi pile fleece that would rate above our PL 400.
  Answered on 10/25/2012 by CS from Seattle
Q:
Does this glove has insulation?
Asked on 8/1/2012 by Matthew from United States
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- A:
  Yes, the Luminary glove has a fully lined WINDSTOPPER® shell as well as a removable liner to provide exceptional protection in brutal weather conditions.
  Answered on 10/4/2012 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle, WA