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Since 1981, Rab has been creating products "for the world's most extreme conditions!" The brand's core values are performance and quality. Rab is a trusted choice for all mountain enthusiasts.
Over the years, Rab has specialised in men's down jackets and women's down jackets, as well as sleeping bags. This British brand is renowned for its outdoor clothing and accessories, hand-filled with goose and duck down. This type of down provides excellent warmth while remaining highly breathable. These products are ideal for outdoor activities, even in wet or very cold conditions.
Rab was founded in 1981 by Rab Carrington, a world-renowned climber and mountaineer. He made his first sleeping bag in his attic, sewing each piece by hand. As demand grew among his peers, Rab eventually began selling his own down products under his name.
Rab down jackets are designed for a range of uses, from skiing and hiking to mountaineering.
A ski down jacket is worn as part of your ski outfit, either as a mid-layer or during breaks at the top of the slopes when the cold is most intense.
For mountain outings, a men's outdoor down jacket or a women's outdoor down jacket is the perfect companion for treks and bivouacs, thanks to the excellent warmth-to-weight ratio of down.
Staying true to the brand's heritage, Rab sleeping bags feature expert down filling for high thermal insulation without adding unnecessary weight to your backpack. If you're looking for more options to complete your bivouac gear, discover all sleeping bags available at Snowleader.
Among the Rab ranges available at Snowleader, you'll find the iconic Rab Microlight Alpine collection.
Down loses some of its insulating power when wet. A water-repellent treatment on the outer fabric, found on many Rab models, helps reduce this risk and keeps you warmer for longer in damp weather.
Down generally offers a better warmth-to-weight ratio and compresses more easily, which is ideal for hiking or mountaineering. Synthetic insulation, however, retains its performance better when wet.
It is possible, but it requires special care: use a down-specific detergent and allow for a long drying time, adding a few tennis balls to the tumble dryer to restore loft and avoid damaging the filling.