Paragliding Gloves Granat Touch 2,5S

• EXCELLENT COMFORT

• OUTSTANDING GRIP

• HIGH TACTILE SENSITIVITY

• LONG THERMAL CUFF

• DURABLE

• WIND-PROOF / WATER-REPELLENT

• TOUCH-SCREEN COMPATIBLE

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The GRANAT paragliding glove was developed at the request of the PPG market. The requirement was to launch a very lightweight glove with a high level of tactile sensitivity for operating the various throttle controls. The various prototypes resulted in a leather glove with windstopper material on the back of the hand, which has established itself as a 2.5-season paragliding glove. Our many years of experience in the paragliding glove sector were incorporated into the design and led to a successful result.

The GRANAT optimally meets the requirements placed on a paramotor glove. It provides optimum protection against injuries, is extremely resistant and durable, prevents sweaty hands, and gives the pilot the feeling of a second skin.

Just like the tried-and-tested KRISTALL, the GRANAT is made from high-quality goatskin. This material is easy to care for, abrasion-resistant, and offers sensational grip. A windstopper is incorporated into the surface of the hand as a wind-resistant layer, so that the glove also offers protection during longer flights. This means that it is not only popular with paramotor pilots, but also with thermal pilots. A loop is incorporated between the middle and ring fingers to make it easier to take off. The Lycra cuff is slightly longer than on the Citrin and promotes blood circulation in the wrist as usual. These features make the GRANAT ideal as a 2.5-season paragliding glove, especially for the PPG (powered paraglider) market, but also for training, tandem pilots, acro pilots, gliding, coastal soaring, and dune flying.

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AREAS OF USE:

Motor paragliding, dune flying, training flights, tandem flights, local mountain flights, acrobatics.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

To care for the leather, it is important to rub leather grease into the leather surfaces from time to time so that the leather is moisturized and remains resistant. To wash, put on the leather gloves and wash them with a mild leather detergent (available from specialist retailers) and lukewarm (preferably cold) water, as if you were washing your hands. Do not brush or scrub under any circumstances! Rinse well, squeeze gently (never wring), pull into shape and hang up to dry. Be sure to avoid any sources of heat, such as heaters, dryers, hair dryers, direct sunlight, etc.! When they are almost dry, put on the gloves and knead them to restore their shape and softness. For further care of the leather, apply leather grease to the leather surfaces and massage it in.