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Motorcycle gloves

Gloves for a motorcycle or scooter are a very important piece of equipment for a motorcyclist, they are primarily to protect against injury. It is the cheapest and most essential part of a motorcyclist's clothing after the helmet. Often the clue to buying special gloves is the first fall from a motorcycle and the subsequent long treatment of the hands. Durable motorcycle gloves soften the impact, protect against cuts and abrasions.

Safety

During a fall, the hands are the first to contact the ground, and every person has an evolved reflex to support themselves with them. Especially their inner side, the bones of the wrists. This is quite a challenge for motorcycle glove manufacturers, since the protectors should be on the underside of the gloves. Unfortunately, it's not possible to put them there, since the motorcyclist must have uninterrupted contact with the handlebars and all the infrastructure on them.

Another factor is speed, which causes rapid cooling of the hands, which results in a feeling of numbness, thus impairing their motor skills. Since safety and comfort cannot be separated, as one affects the other, safe gloves are those that allow you to "feel" the motorcycle well.

Types of motorcycle gloves

Motorcycle equipment manufacturers produce different models of gloves, from classic products to hi-tech. There are several basic types like sport, urban, touring and off-road.

  • Sports motorcycle gloves - are designed to provide safety in case of a fall at high speeds. Designed for extreme riding, they provide maximum hand protection. They are usually elaborate models with cuffs that protect the wrist area and cover the skin between the glove and jacket, carbon fiber protectors and additional padding in the most vulnerable areas. The best materials, even kangaroo or stingray leather, are usually used for sports gloves.
  • Touring gloves - here the emphasis is on comfort, but also protection from rain and cold. They do not have as many protectors as sports gloves, although they resemble them a lot.
  • Urban gloves - a compromise between comfort and safety, dedicated to short rides. They usually reach to the wrist and are made of skin-friendly materials.
  • Enduro and motocross gloves - for off-road riding, they are made of durable textile materials such as Cordura and a clever system of protectors. Shortened models with low protective elements offer the high level of comfort and hand mobility necessary for off-road riding. They are definitely not suitable for paved roads.

What are the characteristics of protective gloves?

Motorcycle gloves are multifunctional products, they are designed to perform various tasks:

  • They increase the comfort of controlling the vehicle. The surface of the bottom of the glove improves grip on the handlebars and protects the skin from blisters during prolonged riding.
  • Protects against bad weather conditions. In summer, the breathable material of motorcycle summer gloves keeps hands dry, in winter the insulated liner of winter gloves protects hands from the cold. When it rains, special waterproof motorcycle gloves are used to keep fingers from slipping on the handlebars.
  • They protect against injuries. Hands are easily injured, even in a light fall. To reduce the chance of breaking, you also need to learn how to fall properly, and good quality, durable gloves will help protect your hands from injury.

What materials are motorcycle gloves made of?

Materials for protective clothing usually include natural leather. The best for this type of use is kangaroo leather. It combines softness with durability. Goatskin and cowhide are also used. When it comes to durability, number one for key reinforcements is stingray leather. Natural leather is generally combined with synthetic materials such as modern high-tech fabrics, Kevlar, carbon and others.

Innovative technologies allow protective gear manufacturers to combine natural and synthetic composite materials to produce ultra-durable gloves that provide superior grip, injury protection, muscle tension relief and the best ventilation.

What the hard protectors are made of is also important. It is worth looking for those manufactured from carbon or titanium. Ergonomics and comfort are paramount, and most modern models also offer thumb pads for touch control of your phone.

How to choose motorcycle gloves?

Each riding style has its own unique characteristics, and the variety of products can make your head spin. Special attention should be paid to the materials used and the sheer quality of workmanship. Of great importance is the location of reinforcements at the edge of the hand, since this zone is the most vulnerable during grinding.

How to choose the size of motorcycle gloves?

Why is it important to choose the right size of motorcycle gloves?
While sizing regular clothes is usually not a problem and most people know it without measuring, because they regularly buy T-shirts, jeans and shirts, sizing gloves can cause a problem.

It is not so obvious, a large person does not always have large hands. A person can be 185cm tall and 90kg in weight and have a size XS hand, and sometimes the opposite happens. Fortunately, there is a relatively precise way to find out exactly what size gloves you need. This method is very simple and should take you no more than a minute.

To find out your glove size, all you need to do is take a tailor's tape and measure your hand, or more precisely, its circumference. The measurement should be taken at the level of the knuckles of the hand, we count the circumference without the thumb. Which hand it will be doesn't really matter, but it's better to measure the dominant hand - it's usually a bit bigger, because it has better developed muscles.

XS