Endura Pro Nemo II children's gloves 05002773

The Endura Kids Pro Nemo Glove II gloves are designed for mountain biking, training, and riding in bike parks or urban areas on cold, damp, and rainy days in autumn, winter, and early spring. They are an ideal choice for children and teenagers who continue riding actively in adverse weather conditions and need reliable thermal protection in high humidity.

- They provide excellent grip on all types of children’s and standard bike grips and brake levers;
- The thin, close-fitting neoprene cuff pairs perfectly with children’s waterproof jackets, softshells, and long-sleeved jerseys (such as the Endura Kids MT500 and SingleTrack ranges);
- Flexible fingers without bulky inner padding make it easy for smaller hands to operate the gear shifters.

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After riding in muddy or rainy conditions, rinse the gloves on the outside with clean, lukewarm water and wash them by hand only at a temperature of up to 30°C using mild liquid soap or detergent for technical fabrics. Do not use a washing machine, fabric softener, or bleach. Do not wring them out forcefully, tumble-dry them, or place them directly on hot radiators or heaters, as high temperatures damage the neoprene’s structure and elasticity. Leave them to air-dry in a well-ventilated place.

How do neoprene gloves retain heat in heavy rain?
Neoprene works like a wetsuit - it blocks cold wind, and even if a minimal amount of moisture gets in during a prolonged downpour, it warms up from body heat and stays insulated inside the warm fleece lining, protecting children's fingers from the cold.
Are they comfortable for children to grip the brakes?
Yes, the lack of thick gel padding on the palm and neoprene's four-way stretch allow children to curl their fingers easily and feel the handlebars and brake levers directly, without effort.
Why doesn't the cuff have a Velcro strap for tightening?
The model is designed with a snug, extended neoprene cuff that fits around the wrist like a second skin. This allows the sleeve of a waterproof jacket to slide smoothly over the glove, so rainwater runs down the outside instead of getting inside the glove.