Ski jumping glove (10; 20; 30), comprising a glove body and glove fingers (11a, 11b, 11c, 11d, 11e; 21a, 21b, 21c, 21d, 21e; 31a, 31b, 31c, 31d, 31e), the glove body of the ski jumping glove (10; 20; 30) having a front palm area, which covers the palm of the glove wearer when the ski jumping glove (10; 20; 30) is worn, and a rear back of the glove (12; 22; 32), which covers the back of the hand, the palm area and the back of the glove (12; 22; 32) being first cut to shape and then sewn together at their outer contour lines by means of seams, with the exception of an insertion region for sliding the hand into the glove, and the palm area and the back of the glove (12; 22; 32) being firmly interconnected via at least one fourchette (13; 23; 33), characterized in that the back of the glove (12; 22) is cut at least as long as the palm area, in that the ski jumping glove (10; 20) is cut two-dimensionally, i.e. not as in an anatomical model with the thumb offset inwards with respect to the other fingers and downwards from the palm area, but contrary to the anatomy of the human hand with the thumb protruding laterally such that before the ski jumping glove (10; 20) is worn, the glove finger (11a; 21a) for the thumb is in the same plane of the ski jumping glove (10; 20) as the bases of the glove fingers (11b, 11c, 11d, 11e; 21b, 21c, 21d, 21e) for the remaining fingers of the glove wearer on the glove body, so that the thumb is spread out to the side from the outset when the ski jumping glove (10; 20) is worn, in that the back of the glove (12; 22) and the palm area are cut congruently, and in that either the fourchettes are designed geometrically such that before the ski jumping glove is worn, the palm area extends substantially in parallel with the back of the glove , or in that the fourchettes are rotated by 180° compared to an anatomically cut glove, so that, before it is worn, the ski jumping glove is curved from the palm area toward the back of the glove . the back of the glove (12; 22) is cut at least as long as the palm area, in that the ski jumping glove (10; 20) is cut two-dimensionally, i.e. not as in an anatomical model with the thumb offset inwards with respect to the other fingers and downwards from the palm area, but contrary to the anatomy of the human hand with the thumb protruding laterally such that before the ski jumping glove (10; 20) is worn, the glove finger (11a; 21a) for the thumb is in the same plane of the ski jumping glove (10; 20) as the bases of the glove fingers (11b, 11c, 11d, 11e; 21b, 21c, 21d, 21e) for the remaining fingers of the glove wearer on the glove body, so that the thumb is spread out to the side from the outset when the ski jumping glove (10; 20) is worn, in that the back of the glove (12; 22) and the palm area are cut congruently, and in that either the fourchettes are designed geometrically such that before the ski jumping glove is worn, the palm area extends substantially in parallel with the back of the glove , or in that the fourchettes are rotated by 180° compared to an anatomically cut glove, so that, before it is worn, the ski jumping glove is curved from the palm area toward the back of the glove . <EOS>