Key Features:

• Leather Construction:
  • Typically made from durable leather, such as cowhide or goatskin, for abrasion resistance.
  • Full-grain leather is often used for its superior durability and long-lasting wear.
• Protection:
  • Knuckle protection: Often feature hard protectors (carbon fiber, TPU) or padded reinforcement to shield the knuckles from impact.
  • Palm protection: Reinforced palms with extra leather or sliders (TPU) to protect against abrasion in case of a fall.
  • Finger protection: Some models include finger sliders or reinforcements.
  • Safety Stitching: High strength nylon thread is often used to hold the glove together in the event of a slide.
• Comfort and Fit:
  • Pre-curved fingers: Designed to reduce hand fatigue and improve grip.
  • Ventilation: Perforated leather or mesh panels for airflow, especially important in warm weather.
  • Adjustable wrist closures: Velcro straps or other closures for a secure and comfortable fit.
  • Flexible panels: often found between the fingers to allow for better hand movement.
• Style:
  • Short cuff design: Allows for greater wrist movement and is often preferred for warmer weather riding.
  • Variety of styles: Available in various colors and designs to match different riding styles.
• Additional Features:
  • Touchscreen compatibility: Some gloves have fingertips designed to work with touchscreen devices