Kid Gloves Roeckl LL Top Function Lana Jr. neon black-blue

The LANA glove has developed in close collaboration with world cup athletes. This glove combines a perfect fit with superior wear comfort. The technical digital print on the backhand made from high-quality Lycra material provides this model with its functional look. The palm from the  ROECK-GRIP a fine, highly non-slip PU material, ensures an extremely good grip on the ski poles and the rifle, and  guarantees an ideal climate inside the glove. The elastic fastener with  the ROECKL-logo secures the glove around the wrist and ensures a perfect fit. The Lycra inlay in the palm makes it easier to put the gloves on.

Backhand: Poly Lycra laminated, Lycra laminated
Palm: ROECK-GRIP Laminated
Features: elastic wrist band

Sizes: 4 - 6

	Highly anti-slip and fine PU-material, smooth, elastic, breathable. Exclusively by ROECKL.
	These models can be washed without a fabric softener at 30°C in the washing machine. Not suitable for laundry drier.

Determine Your glove size.

Open your hand and place a tape measure around your base knuckles (do not include the thumb). You should use your dominant hand, the right if you are right-handed, and the left if you are left-handed. Now make a loose fist and measure circumference.

If you do not have a tape measure at your disposal you can use a thread to take the measurement and them determine the length of the thread using a ruler.

Table of Glove Size Equivalents

The europen glove sizes for children are measured in old inch (French: Pouce). One pouce is approx. 2.7 cm. Size 8 therefore 8 pouce = 21.6 cm.

The given sizes are just a guideline. Gloves are designed differently according to their functions:

• Biking gloves are generally made from elastic materials with a comparatively tight fit in order to have the full transfer of power from hands to a handle bar
• Ski gloves must protect against coldness. Therefore they are from materials which enclose isolating air and their cut is wider
• Horse riding gloves must fit like a second skin because holding the reins requires high tactile sensitivity