Product Overview
Roeckl Roeck Grip Competition Horse Riding Gloves
Often imitated, but never equalled: The ROECK-GRIP developed by ROECKL is the unmistakable original. In fact, its uniqueness is clearly tangible. As is often the case, it is the details and especially the materials that make all the difference.
ROECK-GRIP is an exclusive material. It is extremely breathable, elastic and supple. In short: It fits like a second skin. At the same time, it ensures excellent grip and tactility for handling the reins.
In order to guarantee the ideal fit, ROECKL uses classical French glove sizes. With sizes ranging from 6.0 to 11.0, that makes eleven sizes per colour – every equestrian is sure to find the perfect glove to meet their needs.
The Munich-based glove tailors also attach great importance to the manufacturing quality: The individual pieces are meticulously sewn together by hand. Seam tolerances of max. 1 millimetre is merely a tangible quality criterion, because comfort cannot be measured. The secret lies in the cuts and proportions. This is where ROECKL draws on 180 years of experience in the art of glove tailoring.
Convenient: The ROECK-GRIP is machine-washable at 30 ° Celsius (86 ° Fahrenheit). The characteristic fastener with the stylized hand logo reliably secures the glove around your wrist.
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