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RNB-3305
Racing Motorbike Gloves
Racing Motorbike Gloves keep you safe while you ride fast. These Racing Motorbike Gloves are made from leather and have a hard shell on the knuckles to stop blows. The fingers are shaped to fit so you can grip the handle easily. The palm has padding to take the hit. Wide Velcro straps on the cuff keep the gloves in place. The red, black, and white color scheme gives a racing style. These Racing Motorbike Gloves are for riders who need protection but still want good looks.
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RNB-3342
Waxed Cowhide Leather Touchscreen Motorcycle Gloves
Upgrade your ride with these cowhide leather motorcycle gloves, made for comfort, protection, and control. The gloves have a polyester lining, stretch panels on the fingers, and a leather‑pasted knuckle protector that gives the gloves good flexibility and impact resistance. The front palm is anti-slip. Anti‑slip, so the gloves give a firm grip. An adjustable Velcro strap keeps the gloves in place. The first finger of the gloves has a mobile‑touch fabric, so the gloves let you stay connected while riding. Gloves are great for riders and long‑distance tours.
Leather motorbike garments
FAQ'S
Q1. How do I know if my gloves fit right?
They should feel snug with no bunching in the palm, and let you make a full fist easily. If you can’t grip the brake lever comfortably, try a different size.
Q2. Are leather gloves better than textile gloves?
Leather gives better slide protection, making it the safer choice on the road. Textile is lighter and cooler, better suited for hot weather.
Q3.Will leather gloves keep my hands dry in the rain?
Leather can handle light rain, but it’s best to dry it naturally and avoid heat sources. For frequent wet conditions, look for water-resistant treated leather.
Q4. How long do leather motorbike gloves last?
With proper care, they can last for years. Keeping them clean, dry, and conditioned helps the leather stay soft and crack-free.
Q5. What’s the difference between racing gloves and casual riding gloves?
Racing gloves offer extra protection with hard knuckles and reinforced armour.
Casual or touring gloves focus more on comfort and flexibility for everyday use.