La Sportiva North America

Supercouloir Tech Gloves

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$76.16 $119 In stock

Category: Clothing Accessories

Focused heavily on facilitating high performance for technical ice climbing and alpinist adventures, the SuperCouloir Tech Gloves offer strong water resistance combined with SuperFabric in a lightweight package. Precision oriented and ice climbing specific details are prioritized for this technical glove.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Victoria ★★★★★

The SuperFabric patches on the palm held up perfectly after a day of scraping against granite on a mixed route. My fingers stayed surprisingly warm and dry despite the constant snowmelt, and the gloves are light enough that I didn’t mind wearing them for the whole approach.

Leo ★★★★★

Took these up a frozen couloir in the Alps and the water resistance held up perfectly even when my hands were plunging into snow all day. The SuperFabric patches on the palm and knuckles are a game-changer for durability when you’re torquing on ice tools—no fraying after a full season. They’re surpr

Sofia ★★★★☆

The water resistance is legit—my hands stayed dry after dunking them in a slushy crevasse. The only thing I'd tweak is the wrist cinch, which could be a bit easier to adjust with one hand.