Main Materials & Purpose

• Goat or Cowhide Leather (Palm & Impact Zones): Used for its high abrasion resistance. Leather is the industry standard for protecting skin against “road rash” during a slide.

• Synthetic Textile/Mesh (Upper Hand): Provides flexibility and airflow. This makes the glove more comfortable for long rides and helps prevent hands from sweating.

• Hard Polymer/TPU (Knuckles): The “popular” separate knuckle guard is made of high-impact plastic to protect the small bones in your hand from direct impact against the pavement or debris.

• Conductive Material (Fingertips): Usually found on the index finger and thumb to allow the use of touchscreen smartphones or GPS devices without removing the gloves.

Key Features

• Ergonomic Knuckle Guard: The separate, contoured knuckle protector allows for better hand movement while maintaining high-level safety.

• Finger Visor Wiper: Located on the left index finger, this small rubber or suede strip allows riders to wipe rain or mist off their helmet visor while riding.

• Reinforced Palm Slider: The extra padding and stitching on the palm help the hand slide during a fall, reducing the risk of wrist fractures.

• Pre-Curved Finger Design: Reduces hand fatigue by mimicking the natural grip position on motorcycle handlebars.

• Long Cuff with Hook-and-Loop Closure: Provides a secure fit and ensures the glove stays on the hand during an accident, while also keeping wind out of the jacket sleeves.