Outdoor Research Alti Glove

Whether you're climbing a jumbled icefall or rappelling out of a long couloir, this glove provides excellent cold-weather dexterity. Seam guard protected thumbs prevent ropes and ice tools from wearing in the most critical of areas. A waterproof AlpenGrip palm withstands rope abrasion. The liner is insulated with 5 oz. PrimaLoft on the back of the hand and thumb, while Moonlite Pile fleece functions as no-slip insulation on the palm.

• Lightweight, breathable Taslan shell
• Fully waterproof GORE-TEX® insert
• AlpenGrip® palm
• Progressive curve
• Hybrid fourchette construction for increased durability and dexterity
• 3-panel thumb
• Seam guard protects thumb seam
• Ladder-lock wrist cinch
• Elasticized wrist
• DuoCinch&$153; gauntlet closure
• Insulated shell with smooth tricot lining
• Soft nose wipe on back of thumb
• Removable Idiot Cord
• Removable Liner:
• Nylon ripstop fabric on back of hand and thumb
• Moonlite Pile fleece palm and 5 oz. PrimaLoft® on back of hand and thumb
• Hook/loop anchor points at top and bottom of wrist
• INTENDED USAGE:
• High-altitude workhorse glove with maximum insulation
• Avg. weight: 11.4 oz./323 g (size L, per pair w/ liner)

Reviews - Outdoor Research Alti Glove

Unnamed Shopper - 04/25/2007

Warm and Tuff
I have only used these gloves a few times, but they are so warm, that my hands felt like they were burning up with the outside air temp at 10 degrees. I am pretty tough on gloves but so far judging by the construction the Alti glove should last a long long time. Thanks again MH. and Altrec!

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Unnamed Shopper - 01/22/2007

Warm & Versatile
I bought these gloves for an upcoming trip to Denali. While I'm yet to give them the ultimate-cold test, I've already used the shells with a lighter liner in the backcountry. With the insulated liners they do feel a bit tight, but the insulation may pack-out a bit once I've broken them in. So far so good.

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