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The Meteor Alpora winter gloves are an excellent choice for active people. They are suitable both for skiing and for walks in cooler weather, providing insulation and thermal comfort.
Made from durable fabrics that protect against cold and wind. The inside is lined with a soft material that is pleasant to the touch. On the outside, the gloves are water-repellent, moisture-resistant and abrasion-resistant. Polyester and polyurethane form the ideal combination to protect against cooling down and getting wet.
Protection - The Meteor Alpora winter gloves protect the hands from cold, wind and moisture. They are ideal for winter outdoor activities such as walks, skiing or playing in the snow.
Ergonomics - The adjustment using ribbed cuffs, slide buckles and elastic bands at the wrist protects the inside of the gloves from cold and snow from the outside. At the same time, they keep the gloves in place so they do not slip off the hand.
Functionality - The holders attached to the gloves at the wrist keep the gloves within easy reach even when they are not needed at the moment. Additional buckles prevent the loss of individual gloves. The gloves allow full freedom of movement and do not impair finger sensitivity. A functional accessory that is ideal for you!
Wide selection - In our shop you will find a wide range of winter gloves. From one-finger to five-finger models, as well as in various colors and sizes. Take a look at our offer!
The Meteor Alpora winter gloves are a five-finger model that does not restrict the mobility of fingers and hands. Carefully selected materials do not impair finger sensitivity, provide a firm grip and thus make the gloves ideal for outdoor activities.
The adjustment using ribbed cuffs, slide buckles and elastic bands at the wrist ensures an optimal fit, prevents the gloves from slipping off and keeps cold air out. On the outside there are buckles that make it easier to store the gloves as a pair, as well as holders on which the gloves, when not worn, can hang loosely at the wrist.
