Warm Bomimi Flaf Premium stroller gloves protect your hands during walks in cold and damp weather. Windproof and water-repellent material, soft fleece lining, elastic wrist cuffs, and practical snap fastening ensure comfort and quick hand release when caring for your child.
Warm fleece for hand comfort
Soft fleece lining provides pleasant warmth during cold walks with a stroller.
Quick hand release
Two separate gloves allow you to quickly slide your hands out at any time when you need to respond to your child's needs.
Practical attachment to the stroller
The gloves attach with four snaps and are suitable for stroller and bike trailer handles.
The Bomimi Flaf Premium gloves for stroller handles are a practical accessory for parents who want to keep their hands warm during winter walks. The two separate gloves can be easily attached to a stroller or bike trailer using four snaps. Whenever you need to attend to your child, simply slide your hands out of the gloves.
The outer material is water-repellent, windproof, and wear-resistant, helping protect against cold and adverse weather. The soft fleece lining provides pleasant warmth, while the elastic wrist band supports a good fit and helps prevent cold air from entering.
- 2 separate gloves for stroller handles
- Universal use also on a bike trailer
- Attachment with 4 snaps
- Soft fleece inside
- Gray-pink design
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Specifications
- Type
- gloves for stroller handles
- Color
- gray-pink
- Attachment
- 4 snaps
- Use
- stroller, bike trailer
- Dimensions when attached
- width 14/18 cm × height 23 cm
- Outer material
- 100% polyester
- Lining material
- 100% polyester, soft fleece
- Filling material
- 100% polyester
- Material properties
- windproof, water-repellent, wear-resistant, protection against cold, impregnated
- Care
- Wash before first use. Wash separately by hand in cold water up to 30 °C. Do not soak, wring, bleach, tumble dry, iron, or dry-clean. Dry flat, away from direct sunlight. Use a mild liquid detergent for colored laundry without fabric softener.
