Mountaineering apparel for men
Mountains are your passion and you love the challenges mountaineering throws at you, no matter how big or small. ORTOVOX apparel for men gives you the protection you need to fully concentrate on your experience. Whether durable mountain pants, cleverly designed jackets or long-lasting t-shirts: Our sustainable products have many years of mountain experience behind them.
Feather-light, windproof jacket for men with a minimal pack size for alpine tours
Durable, comfortable mountain shorts with belt for demanding alpine tours
Functional merino hybrid jacket for men with windproof inserts for alpine use.
Extremely durable, athletic stretch shorts for alpine climbing
Comfortable, durable, long-sleeve merino t-shirt with cooling effect for alpine tours
Feather-light, windproof vest with a minimal pack size for alpine tours
Comfortable, durable merino shirt with cooling effect for varied alpine tours
Ultralight, foldable and sustainable shield cap for mountain sun protection
Durable, comfortable mountain pants with belt for demanding alpine tours
Very lightweight, robust t-shirt with a merino material mix for alpine climbing tours
Light, technical fleece jacket with merino wool for rock faces and high alpine tours
Lightweight merino wool beanie for demanding climbing tours.
Seamless, snug-fitting headband for athletic days in the mountains
Lightweight, quick-drying, helmet-compatible merino beanie with cooling effect.
Soft technical merino knee socks for mountain touring with half boots
Lightweight technical merino socks for long mountain tours with low shoes
Extremely lightweight fleece jacket for demanding alpine tours.
Lightweight merino wool headband for demanding climbing tours.
Extremely lightweight fleece jacket for demanding alpine tours.
Lightweight, durable mountain pants with a close fit for moderate alpine tours
Comfortable, long-lasting climbing shorts made from hemp and organic cotton for alpine tours.
Extremely durable, stretchable, athletic hooded jacket for alpine climbing.
