Paragliding Hand Warmers & Wind Stopper K2 Paragliding Sleeves Pure 700 cuin down Hands’hot K2 muffs

The Parapente K2 sleeve, the Original, the only one in excellent down! especially not in synthetic Primaloft.

These muffs, sold in pairs, are made of pure 700 cuin down and offer 2 windproof sides.

The adapted shape retains all the functions of the usual brake control (which remains in the sleeve in flight).

The new Zip version is based on the principle of the Everest sleeve, with a side zip, enabling you to take off with the sleeves on your forearms. Once off the ground, you reassemble them, close the zip on the top of your brake handle, and off you go! Secure the control with a small carabiner that clips onto the brake line. easy.

Paragliding Hands Warmers Wind Stopper, sold in pairs, in pure down 700 cuin offer 2 wind stop faces. The advantages of these sleeves are obvious. Heat, good grip, ease of assembly.

Fly Hours with Your Hands Warm!

• The adapted form makes it possible to retain all the functions of the usual brake control (which remains in the sleeve in flight). Hands Warmer
• On the floor, you can mount the sleeves easily, with a suitable tightening, in the upper part. Your usual handle will cling to its classical location, by its classic snap regular or magnetic.
• The sleeve allows the passage of your brake handle in the upper part, for easy control
• Inflate your wing in a thin glove or bare hand then quickly put your hand in the shelter in the sleeve, taking your handle as usual.
• Steal hours, warm! The low opening of the sleeves, by its shape, allows easy access to the control. Inside, a breathable face (membrane Goretex style), hosts a pocket covering the palm.
• In this internal pocket, you can add  “Hands Warmer” if it is very cold.
• Adapt yourself!
• The advantages of these sleeves are obvious. Heat, good grip, ease of assembly.

Hands’hot K2 muffs, sold in pairs, are made of 700 cuin pure down and offer 2 windproof sides. They have nothing in common with a synthetic, primaloft-style sleeve. When it comes to thermal insulation, down remains the benchmark, with unrivalled comfort!

The new version is based on the principle of the Everest sleeve, with a side zip, enabling you to take off with the sleeves on your forearms. Once off the ground, you reassemble them, close the zip on the top of your brake handle, and off you go! Once the sleeve is closed, you secure it with a small carabiner that clips onto the brake line. How childish! Remember to lock it using the carabiner’s central ferrule.