KINETIXX Nebeli Junior Black, Kids' Cross-Country Ski Gloves

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KINETIXX Nebeli Junior Black, Kids' Gloves

Lightweight, fingered winter gloves for kids' cross-country skiing. These gloves are suitable for cross-country ski racing and biathlon competitions. The outer material is made from stretchy lycra, complemented by a thin fleece layer. The palm is made of synthetic leather with a silicone/non-slip print. The neoprene cuff features a hook-and-loop fastener.

• Outer Material: Lycra with thin fleece lining
• Palm: Chicron PU with silicone print
• Cuff: Neoprene with hook-and-loop fastener
• Size: 4-6

KinetiXx Gloves

Since 2012, the German company W+R has been offering technically innovative and fashionably attractive gloves under the KinetiXx brand. Whether it's gloves for winter sports, cycling gloves, gloves for all outdoor activities, work gloves for craftsmen and industry, or tactical gloves, KinetiXx has the right gloves to meet your needs. KinetiXx benefits not only from more than 90 years of experience at W+R but also from close collaboration with top athletes.

You can see KinetiXx gloves every weekend at World Cups in classic skiing, biathlon, Nordic combined, and ski jumping. Athletes like Johannes Boe, Martin Fourcade, and Alexander Bolshunov contribute to the development of these gloves.

How to Choose the Right Size for Cross-Country Ski Gloves?

To determine the right size for cross-country ski gloves, measure the circumference of your hand over the slightly arched knuckles using a tailor's tape measure. Measure your dominant hand - if you're right-handed, measure your right hand; if you're left-handed, measure your left hand.

The measured circumference in centimeters corresponds to the glove size as shown in the table below.

The EU glove size is given in old German inches. One German inch = 2.7 cm. Thus, size 9 corresponds to a palm circumference of 24.3 cm.

For children's glove sizes, the ratio between palm size and finger length is different from that of adults. Therefore, the conversion between German inches and palm circumference in cm, i.e., / 2.7 cm, does not apply as it does for adult glove sizes.