1.1K views | Rab's classic lightweight down jacket has been updated. With a fresh design aesthetic and recycled construction, the highly packable Microlight Alpine Jacket is the go-to system for rapid warmth when the temperature drops. | UKClimbing.com | Facebook

In pursuit of the coldest conditions, yet always feeling warm. Welcome to the Rab Infinity Jacket with GORE-TEX INFINIUM with WINDSTOPPER product technology. Perfect for cold winter mountaineering. Shop Here: Men's: https://rab.equipment/uk/infinity-jacket-9102 Women's: https://rab.equipment/uk/womens-infinity-jacket Shop all Rab X GORE-TEX Insulation jackets here: https://rab.equipment/uk/gore-tex-insulation #WeAreRab #GORETEX #MastersOfInsulation #TheMountainPeople #RabXGore #outdoorculture #m

7.4K views · 43 reactions | Stash your shell, and make your summit bid. Lightweight and supple, the Downpour Light jacket offers the waterproof protection you need to explore beyond the tree line on summer days with uncertain forecasts. Comfortable and packable, this jacket gives you the confidence to forge ahead when rainclouds loom. Discover Downpour Light  //Women's: https://bit.ly/3Y0yLtV  //Men's: https://bit.ly/4bNkqnU #WeAreRab #TheMountainPeople | Rab | Facebook

Beyond All Limitations | This is the Mythic Ultra ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ The Mythic Ultra redefines what it means to be ultralight. Using a world-first, heat-reflective fabric treatment “Thermo Ionic Lining Technology” (TILT), this is a pioneering protection for those who need to make every gram count. Our new revolutionary sleep system, the Mythic Ultra, redefines the meaning of Ultralight, with our Mythic Ultra 180 weighing in at only 400g/14.1oz. Continuing to build upon our heritage, the Mythic Ultra

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Designed with a durable and weather resistant Pertex Quantum Pro outer, Rab's Neutrino Pro sleeping bags are designed to take you from big wall bivi ledges through to lightweight mountaineering and winter conditions. Plus, they're still stuffed in the UK! | UKClimbing.com