The Level brand system used in snowboard gloves, among others, which protects the wrists in the event of a fall. By stiffening the wrist, it keeps the hand in an anatomical position and ensures optimum stability without restricting freedom of movement.

Aramid fibre material invented by American chemist of Polish origin Stephanie Kwolek, used in the production of, among other things: hiking and climbing clothing. It is characterised by lightness, stiffness, high impact and crack resistance and high temperatures. It is approx. It is about 5 times more impact-resistant than carbon fibre and does not conduct electricity (it is an insulator).

ThermoPlus technology is LEVEL's science-based ‘heat certification’ system. The company uses both a climate chamber and a live test environment to measure a glove's ability to retain heat effectively. The result is a ‘performance index’ that gives each glove or glove a different level of ThermoPlus certification. The higher the level, the warmer your hands will be, even in very cold temperatures.

Highly breathable membrane liner that creates a waterproof barrier between the outer layer of the glove and the insulating materials. It optimises warmth, accelerates moisture wicking and keeps the body dry.