THE CLIMBER’S CARE

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Description

The climber’s care.

  • Dopp Kit: the perfect toilet bag in crash pad’s fabric 100% recycled polyester.
  • Crimp oil original: massaging blend composed of 7 organic essential oils in a grape seed carrier oil, it quickly eases discomfort from sore tendons, aching joints and muscle fatigue.
  • Skin oil: a dry oil = can be used even before climbing. Heals chapped hands and minor cuts, quickly regenerates climbers skin with the help of 5 essential oils well-known for skin care: Lavender, Cistus, Damas Rose, St John’s wort and Myrrh.
  • Crimp oil Arnica: made of 7 organic essential oils plus Arnica CO2 extract, quickly eases discomfort from sore tendons, aching joints and muscle fatigue. Helps recover faster from a climbing session/work-out and in case of injury.
  • 1 strap

For rock climber and boulderer, beginner or advanced.

Sizing

Dopp Kit toilet bag : 22x10x15 cm

Strap : width 38mm; length 10m

Composition

Toilet bag Dopp Kit

  • 100% recycled polyester 900 deniers

Everything about our materials and commitments in We Act.

Atelier

Our products are pampered by our teams, from their creation to the delivery at your home. The cut and design are drawn by our product manager and fashion design team in our showroom Atelier near Annecy.

Once the perfect silhouette is found, with the materials we like, our valued partners takes charge of the production.

Come to visit Our Ateliers.

Eco-conception This is not a dirty word, it means we think a lot about the best ways to minimize our impact: long-lasting and resistant materials, optimized logistic, reduced packaging, products we think to be indestructible, slow-fashion option… we still have a lot of work but we’re in progress!
Designed in France Snap was born in Chamonix 20 years ago. Each product has been thought, designed and carefully prepared by our awesome team based in Annecy.
100% French design.
Long-lasting materials 100% of SNAP materials have a minor impact on environment compared to traditional materials: organic cotton, recycled polyester and nylon, or materials with low-water needs (tencel, modal, hemp).