Roller Skiing Gloves
Our roller ski gloves are developed for high comfort and ventilation. For example, the modelRoller skiing glovesMade from a lightweight and breathable material, it reduces the risk of sweating and overheating during intense sessions on asphalt. At the same time, it offers a firm grip on the poles, which is crucial for safety and performance.
Ski gloves for winter use
Cross-country skiing on cold winter days requires gloves that keep your hands warm without compromising your freedom of movement.Trainer ThermoandX-Skin Race Thermoare designed to insulate heat while being thin enough to provide good pole contact. We also offer mittens and three-finger gloves (whichLobster) for extra protection and warmth in extreme conditions.
Ergonomics and Function
Most of our gloves, such asX-Skin RaceandTrainer, are equipped with improved grip surfaces that provide excellent contact with the poles. They are ergonomically designed to reduce hand fatigue during longer sessions. Many models include adjustable wrist straps to optimize the fit and ensure the gloves stay in place throughout the ride.
Choosing the Right Glove
Choosing the right glove depends on weather conditions, riding style and personal comfort. For warmer conditions or intense training, thinner, breathable gloves are a good choice. During the winter months, it is important to choose insulated gloves to protect your hands from the cold, while maintaining a good grip.
Frequently Asked Questions about Skigo Gloves
Which gloves are best for roller skiing?
For roller skiing, thin and breathable gloves are recommended, such as:Roller skiing gloves, which provides good grip and minimizes sweating during warmer weather.
Which gloves should I choose for cross-country skiing in cold temperatures?
For cold temperatures, models such asTrainer ThermoandX-Skin Race Thermosuitable, as they offer both thermal insulation and good grip.
Can I use the same gloves for both roller skiing and cross-country skiing?It is possible, but it is best to use gloves specifically designed for the activity. Roller skiing gloves are thin and breathable, while winter ski gloves are thicker and more insulating.
