Leatt  |  SKU: LEA250201.1

Leatt Gloves Moto 1.5 Mini - White

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32,52 €
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Description

A minimalist glove with great feel and control – made for kids.

The Moto 1.5 Mini & Jr Glove is an outstanding choice for riders who prefer a minimalist approach without sacrificing durability and control. The ultra-lightweight construction of the Moto 1.5 Mini & Jr ensures it remains comfortable and unobtrusive, even during extended wear. The glove features improved lateral finger stretch inserts that increase abrasion and cut resistance. The MicronGrip palm provides an extremely slim profile for excellent grip feel on the handlebar and ensures precise control under all conditions. This palm is designed for grip in both dry and wet conditions and is characterised by exceptional durability. The pre-curved, snug fit and seamless palm construction enhance comfort and make the glove feel natural from the start. A ventilated backhand material allows for sufficient airflow, keeping hands cool and dry even during intense rides.

Sizes:

  • Mini: XXS – XS
  • Junior: S – L

Upper material:

  • Mesh upper for good ventilation

Finger sides:

  • Stretch mesh for ventilation and FormFit fingers

Palm:

  • MicronGrip palm with extremely slim profile for excellent grip feel on the handlebar, with excellent grip in dry/wet and high durability
  • Pre-curved, snug fit with seamless palm

Construction:

  • FormFit finger seams for best grip feel and control
  • Multi-row Coates® stretch thread seams for long durability

Cuff design:

  • Low-profile stretch fit

GPSR Contact: Leatt Corporation, 12 Kiepersol Crescent, Atlas Gardens Business Park, Contermanskloof Road, ZA 7550, Durbanville, responsible person in the EU: Sports Nut GmbH, Au-Ost 3/1, DE 72072, Tübingen, info@sports-nut.de

Specifications

  • Age group
    Kinder
  • Finger length
    lang
  • Gender
    Unisex
  • Season
    All-Season
  • Touchscreen compatible
    ja

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