Belay/rappel gloves Black Diamond Transition Natural

Black Diamond Transition Natural is a lightweight and durable short-fingered belay glove with full fingers and breathable stretch fabric.
Designed for via ferrata and belaying, suitable for a variety of sports.
Material - leather and elasticated breathable Tweave material on the back of the palm and fingers.
Reinforcement on the finger joints and palm in the form of leather overlays and Kevlar stitching.
Velcro cuff with Hook-and-loop closure to secure the gloves to the safety system.

Features of the Black Diamond Transition Natural:
- Weight, g  93 (3.3 oz)
- Dimensions measured from the bend at the base of the wrist on the palm side to the tip of the middle finger:
   - S 18.4 - 19.7 cm (7.25 - 7.75 in)
 - M 19.7 - 21.0 cm (7.75 - 8.25 in)
 - L 21.0 - 22.2 cm (8.25 - 8.75 in)
 - XL 22.2 - 24.0 cm (8.75 - 9.25 in)
Materials: leather, Tweave elastic breathable material
Certifications:  EN 420 and EN 388 (2142)
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MANUFACTURER
Black Diamond
Black Diamond is a world-famous manufacturer of equipment for mountaineering, skiing and mountain sports, based in Utah, USA, and also has an office in Innsbruck, Austria. Black Diamond is owned by Clarus Corporation, which also owns Pieps and Sierra Bullets.
The history of Black Diamond goes back to 1957 - a young climber and surfer Yvon Chouinard buys a used blacksmith's horn, a 138-pound anvil and a hammer. In his improvised forge, he begins to manually forge rock hooks, which he later sells directly from the trunk of his car, providing himself with a livelihood.
Now Black Diamond Equipment is a huge company with a turnover of 200 million dollars a year, headquartered on three continents (USA, Switzerland and China), including several reputable brands (Bibler Tent, Pieps, POC, Gregory), which are still headed by young enthusiasts of their business, continuing to raise the bar of comfort and safety while relaxing in the mountains.
Black Diamond is a great example of a socially responsible business - the company sponsors many non-profit organizations that somehow support mountain sports - American Alpine Club, The Access Fund, etc.