Roeckl Riding Gloves Kylemore

Roeckl Riding Gloves Kylemore. Kids and juniors who love horses will love the KYLEMORE, a high-quality fleece glove that is great value for money – and their parents will, too. And they will appreciate the fact this model contains ecofriendly materials and was manufactured in a resource-efficient manner, which is why it bears the coveted “High Recycling Ratio” seal. This finger glove, made entirely from high-quality Eco Micro Fleece, is as cozy and warm as their favorite stuffed animal, in addition to being elastic and therefore super comfortable to wear. The palm is lined with non-slip SILICONE-GRIP to make sure that young equestrians always have a secure grip on the reins and on all other equipment necessary when caring for horses. The elastic band at the wrist not only makes it easier to pull this glove on and off, but also makes it comfortable to wear. The KYLEMORE is available in classic black and in the trendy color combination grey/orange. The 3D ROECKL hand and lettering logos applied on the extension of the little finger add visual highlights. The KYLEMORE can easily be machine-washed at 30 °C (86 °F). 

Conclusion: This pretty allrounder is a reliable companion for all horserelated activities and will keep children’s hands warm at all times, whether they’re out working in the stables, on horseback in a chilly riding hall, or riding on long nature trails.

Color: Black

Sizes: 4, 5, 6, 7

Roeckl - Glove specialist since 1839
As glove specialists, we put all our passion into designing outstanding and innovative solutions so we can – in the truest sense of the word – hand riders well-thought-out premium products.  After all, hands are important tools for directing the delicate communication between horse and rider. No other hobby or sports activity creates a more unique bond between two individuals – man and animal.  To foster this valuable connection in the best way possible, our riding gloves ensure precise and tactile handling of the reins, a safe grip as well as an excellent wear comfort.

Roeckl’s guiding principle, originally conceived in 1839, still stands true today. “Being innovative by tradition. Preserving what is tried and tested. Improving what is good!”