Desert Trekking Anti-UV Gloves DESERT 900 BROWN
Store Availability
Store availability
BENEFITS
Lightweight
Lightweight, breathable fabric keeps your hands cool, even in full sunlight
Ergonomic grip
Small silicone patches let you grip objects securely
Tactile efficiency
The conductive function on the index finger and thumb lets you use a touchscreen
Durability
The silicone patches prevent the fabric from wearing when using poles
Weight
24 grams
Sun protection
The fabric is guaranteed to have a UPF>50 for optimal protection against UV rays
TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS
GLOVES...IN THE DESERT?!?
This may seem surprising, and yet these gloves come in very useful when trekking in the desert! Indeed, these anti-UV gloves reduce the risk of skin damage associated with the desert sun (burns, appearance of brown spots, etc.) What's more, gloves don't necessarily mean more warmth: the fabric of the DESERT 500 gloves is lightweight and breathable, giving you the UV protection you need without the heat!
UV PROTECTION: WHAT DOES UPF 50 MEAN?
The UPF index (Ultraviolet Protection Factor) corresponds to tests carried out on fabric by a spectrophotometer. A UPF 50 rating means that the fabric only lets 1/50th of the UV light through. This is one of the best available protection ratings against the sun's rays.
TOUCHSCREEN COMPATIBLE ON THE THUMB AND INDEX FINGER
The black print on the thumb and index finger contains conductive particles so you can use your touchscreens (smartphone, camera, tablet, etc.) without removing your gloves!
COMPOSITION
composition
Main fabric: 16.0% Elastane, 84.0% Polyester
Tips for storage and maintenance
Restrictions on use
These gloves don’t protect against the spread of a virus.
TESTS AND WARRANTY
Test product
The entire design team made several trips to the desert (Sahara in Morocco, Wadi Rum in Jordan) to design the most suitable products for trekking in the desert. This involved a series of tests and subsequent modifications to ensure that your future treks in the desert are as pleasant as possible.
Warranty
2 Years
Agree by
A panel of independent trekkers (for complete impartiality) in the Sahara dunes in southern Morocco!