Cross-country ski gloves
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The Lill Sport Legend Gold Black cross-country ski glove shines with a beautifully designed design. Natural leather palm and windproof, this is a superb racing glove.
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The Lill Sport Legend Slim Gold glove will satisfy the most demanding skiers. Perfectly insulated thanks to the 3-layer membrane it is also well ventilated and provides a good grip.
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The Lill Sport Legend Thermo Slim Royal Blue cross-country ski glove is made for cold conditions. It retains a fine feel with the added bonus of a very comfortable Knit sleeve.
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The Bjorn Daehlie Classic 2.0 Estate Blue cross-country ski glove is an excellent price alternative. Well designed, it offers a very good ratio between thermal efficiency and grip.
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The Kinetixx Keke Martin Fourcade cross-country ski gloves are perfect for competition and sports use, close to the hand it has a very good palm grip for a better grip
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The Lill Sport Legend Slim Black cross-country ski glove offers remarkable precision. Well insulated and close to the hand it is a versatile glove for sports use.
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The Lill Sport Legend Slim Blue glove guarantees a satisfactory grip in all circumstances thanks to the Clarino leather. The 3-layer outer membrane insulates against cold air while remaining breathable.
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The Lill Sport Legend Thermo Black cross-country ski glove provides optimum comfort for cold conditions, windproof, 3-layer construction and machine washable Clarino palm.
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The Lill Sport Legend Thermo Gold Blue cross-country ski glove offers an outstanding grip quality for a warm glove. Beautiful finish for this 100% leather palm glove.
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The Lill Sport Sapporo JR Blue children's cross-country ski glove is made for young, sporty skiers who need a thin, precise glove with windproof insulation.
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The Lill Sport Celcius Mitt Pink cross-country ski mitten has an exceptional manufacturing quality. A very beautiful, well insulated mitten for intense use in cold weather.
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The Bjorn Daehlie Classic 2.0 Black cross-country ski glove offers very good value for money. Well designed, it offers a good compromise between grip and thermal comfort.
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The Kinetixx Keke Quentin Fillon Maillet cross-country ski gloves are the image of the athlete who developed them. Lightweight, close to the hand and with a sensational grip, perfect for racing.
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The Lill Sport Legend Slim Pink glove offers an excellent grip even in wet conditions. The 3-layer Windbreaker membrane insulates from cold air while remaining ventilated.
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The Lill Sport Miit 1 Black cross-country ski mitten is made for very cold conditions. Perfectly insulated, it keeps hands warm during cooler outings.
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The Kinetixx Nebeli Black cross-country ski glove is a great value for money. Lightweight and warm with a warm micro-fleece lining and a fine, precise synthetic palm.
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The Kinetixx Nisa Black cross-country ski glove is made for leisure and walking. It has a very comfortable and stretchy construction and a thin palm.
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The Lill Sport Sapporo JR Pink children's cross-country ski glove offers ambitious young skiers everything they need in a thin 3-layer, windproof design.
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The Swix AtlasX Men Black cross-country ski glove features an original construction with a hidden insulation cover in the perfect sleeve to protect from cool air.
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The Lill Sport Celcius Race Mitt Royal Blue cross-country ski mitten offers more warmth while ensuring remarkable precision. Tight fit and 3-layer windproof construction.
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The Lill Sport Coach glove is an excellent alternative in cold conditions. The standard cut and the extremely resistant 3-layer membrane protect the hands from cold air.
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The Lill Sport Coach Jr Black cross-country ski glove is perfect for cold days. Lined in acrylic knitting and insulated by a 3 layer membrane it insulates perfectly.
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The Lill Sport Legend Black cross-country ski glove is built for performance. It ensures an optimal grip and its Clarino palm is machine washable.
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How to choose your cross-country ski gloves?
In order to make the right choice of gloves, you must ask yourself the following questions:
- Am I particularly sensitive to the cold?
- What is my type of practice (competition, sport or leisure)?
- I already have a pair of gloves but I want a complementary one for other conditions?
- In which geographical area, at which altitude and at which period will I ski?
With these simple little questions you will have already done a good part of the way and you will already find some answers on the category of gloves on which to orientate yourself.
Are there several types of gloves for cross-country skiing?
Yes, because not all gloves are made for the same types of skiers, or the same weather conditions. There are several types of cross-country ski gloves that could be classified as follows:
- Ultra thin competition gloves without windproof membrane.
- Thin gloves with water-repellent windproof membrane
- Slightly thicker gloves with water-repellent windproof membrane
- Thick, warm gloves with water-repellent windproof membrane
- Mittens or Lobster (3-finger mittens) for very cold temperatures
Depending on your practice and if you already have gloves, you will need to determine what type of gloves you need as a single glove or as a complement if you are a regular skier.
Are cross-country ski gloves waterproof?
No, cross-country ski gloves are not waterproof for a simple reason, they must also be breathable. As cross-country skiing is a sport with high energy expenditure, the accessories must be suitable for the practice and offer a minimum of ventilation. Most models have windproof and water-repellent membranes which are more than sufficient for cross-country skiing in terms of waterproofness.
What to choose? Natural or synthetic leather palm?
It's a very personal choice and it is also in line with your convictions or your needs depending on whether you are Vegan or not for example, or depending on your intense or episodic use.
Technically here are the differences:
- The glove with a natural leather palm offers a longer lifespan if it is properly maintained. It is important to know that a glove with a natural leather palm is not machine washable and that the leather must be greased regularly so that it retains its softness and elasticity.
- The glove with a synthetic palm is less durable, but has the advantage that it can be machine washed (sparingly and in a washing bag if possible).
The fact that the palm of a glove is made of natural or synthetic leather does not determine its level of range because some synthetic palm gloves are particularly well worked, it is mainly a personal choice in relation to one's habits and comfort criteria.
How do I find my glove size?
We have set up size grids at the bottom of each product sheet. You must therefore take the measurements at the points indicated to find the size of cross-country ski gloves that will suit you best.
And if you have any questions, we are always at your disposal to inform you and help you find the product that best suits your expectations and your practice.