VAUDE Roga III Handsker, Sort

Warm fingers – packed waterproof: With the Roga outdoor glove hikers have the cold, changeable weather firmly in hand. This is ensured by the grippy, water-repellent palm made of synthetic leather and the touchscreen-compatible fingertips. The special application makes it possible to operate smartphones and cameras without the fingers cooling down. But not only the insulation provides this trekking glove for a pleasant warmth, but also the soft, thermal lining. The Roga finger glove is an ideal winter glove for everyday life and sports. This product is made with Eco Finish environmentally friendly water repellent without fluorocarbons (PFC).

Glove operable (E-touch)
Touchscreens of tablets and smartphones can be operated precisely and accurately with the glove.

Ceplex Active – high quality membrane protects against moisture and wind
The high-quality membrane Ceplex Active developed by VAUDE is waterproof, windproof and highly breathable. This keeps the moisture out and the heat in. Your VAUDE product withstands a water column of at least 10.000 millimeters (JIS L 1092 B). The membrane is made of polyurethane (PU), thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) or polyester (PES) and is 100 percent free of environmentally harmful fluorocarbons and PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene). We also use Ceplex Active as a coating.

Primaloft Gold Insulation
PrimaLoft Gold Insulation is the ultimate microfiber insulation material. Ultra-fine fibers are specially treated in a patented process and then bonded together to form an insulating core that is incredibly soft, lightweight and water repellent. PrimaLoft One absorbs 3 times less water, is 14% warmer when dry and 24% warmer when wet than competitive insulation materials.

Temperature class cold
Each VAUDE glove is marked with a temperature icon. This classification helps to assess the overall thermal performance of the product and compare it with other gloves and mittens in the collection. The icons are only a rough guide. The actual cold sensation depends on various influencing factors, such as weather conditions, activity and physiology.

Green button
The government’s Green Button seal recognizes textiles that are produced under particularly high social and environmental standards.