გაზქურა WindPro II Stove
Liquid-feed canister stove with superior cold-weather and low-fuel performance.
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- Inverted Liquid-Feed: Increased cold-weather and low-fuel performance with more consistent output across all fuel levels.
- Efficient: Remote burner allows the use of a windscreen for maximum efficiency.
- Lightweight & Compact: Weighs just 6.6 oz.; fits in a one-liter pot.
- Versatile: Supports pots up to 10" in diameter.
- Includes: Windscreen, heat reflector, canister stand, instructions, and stuff sack.
გამაში: Gaiters – L
Leg protectors made of durable material. Protectors are fitted with an easy to use front zipper with a cover and hook. Protectors prevent penetration of snow and wetness from below the knee and cover the top of a boot. They are ideal for summer mountain trips and an excellent protection against mud, dirt and snow. Compared to conventional gaiters, ours have a hypalon strap. The material is noted for its strength and durability. It is designed to withstand the sharp points of crampons.
გამაში: Gaiters – M
Leg protectors made of durable material. Protectors are fitted with an easy to use front zipper with a cover and hook. Protectors prevent penetration of snow and wetness from below the knee and cover the top of a boot. They are ideal for summer mountain trips and an excellent protection against mud, dirt and snow. Compared to conventional gaiters, ours have a hypalon strap. The material is noted for its strength and durability. It is designed to withstand the sharp points of crampons.
გამაში: Gaiters – S
Leg protectors made of durable material. Protectors are fitted with an easy to use front zipper with a cover and hook. Protectors prevent penetration of snow and wetness from below the knee and cover the top of a boot. They are ideal for summer mountain trips and an excellent protection against mud, dirt and snow. Compared to conventional gaiters, ours have a hypalon strap. The material is noted for its strength and durability. It is designed to withstand the sharp points of crampons.
