July 14, 2015

USE THE GEAR YOU HAVE

“It’s not the most expensive or best gear that makes a good photo.

Think about what’s possible with the gear you have in front of you. Any way, who you shoot with and of what you shoot are way more important!”

– Lukas Riedl

If you are anything like me, then you are constantly looking for another piece of photography gear to add to your camera bag. Lukas shared this insight with me and it changed my way of thinking.

I was under the impression that the missing piece is the reason why my shot isn’t as good as it could be. Now I just go out there, shoot and get creative. Perhaps this resonates with you as well.

Happy shooting,

Carl

Team Vallerret

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SIZING CHART

FIND YOUR SIZE:

Measure around the widest part of your hand with a relaxed open palm.
Measure from base of hand to the tip of the middle finger.

NB: We design our gloves to be snug for best camera feel possible. This sizing chart reflects snuggly fitted gloves.

Unisex Sizes		XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Hand Girth	cm	18 - 20	20 - 21	21 - 22	22 - 23	23 - 25	25-28
Hand Girth	inch	7.1 - 7.9	7.9 - 8.3	8.3 - 8.7	8.7 - 9.1	9.1 - 9.8	9.8-11.0
Hand Length	cm	16.0 - 17.5	17.5 - 18.5	18.0 - 19.0	19.0 - 20.0	20.5 - 22.0	22-24.0
Hand Length	inch	6.3 - 6.9	6.9 - 7.2	7.1 - 7.5	7.5 - 7.9	8.1 - 8.7	8.7-9.4
EU Size Equivalent		EU 7.5	EU 8	EU 8.5	EU 9	EU 10	EU 11
Unisex Glove Models: Markhof Pro 2.0 \| Skadi Zipper Mitt \| Ipsoot \| Alta Over-Mitt \| Merino Liner Touch \| Primaloft/Merino Liner

Female Sizes		XS	S	M	L	XL
Hand Girth	cm	16.0 - 17.5	17.5 - 18.8	18.5 - 20.0	20.0 - 21.5	-
Hand Girth	inch	6.3 - 6.9	6.9 - 7.4	7.2 - 7.9	7.9 - 8.5	-
Hand Length	cm	15.5 - 16.5	16.3 - 17.2	17.0 - 18.5	19.0 - 20.0	-
Hand Length	inch	6.1 - 6.5	6.4 - 6.8	6.7 - 7.3	7.5 - 7.9	-
EU Size Equivalent		EU 6	EU 7	EU 8	EU 9	-
Female Glove Models: W's Nordic

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