Recommended Gloves List
REAX Tasker Leather Gloves
The weather is starting to turn here already (seriously), and now the Tasker’s have become the glove of choice for my morning rides. In the thick of summer I tend to stick with textile or mesh gloves that allow for maximum airflow, but when the needle dips below 48F, I’m quick to something that better …
Gear Guide: Best Race Gloves
Updated February, 2018 Selecting the best motorcycle race glove can be challenging as it needs to be a delicate balance between safety and comfort. Protecting your hands is always a concern when racing, but it is equally important to be sure that you have a good ability to grip and a good sense of touch. …
Gear Guide: Best Off-Road/Dirt Bike Gloves
Updated February, 2018 Good off road/dirt bike gloves are pretty unique in that they need to tolerate an environment which is much different than anything that you will encounter on the street. When riding off road and on natural dirt trails, it is very common to repeatedly “brush” against or get smacked by tree branches …
Gear Guide: Best Adventure/Touring Gloves
Updated January, 2018 Adventure/touring gloves need to provide riders with protection and comfort in a variety of different conditions and environments. The greatest challenge facing riders is achieving this balance in a durable glove. The most common choice for adventure/touring gloves is the short cuff as most riders consider this feature to offer more comfort …
Gear Guide: Best Gauntlet Gloves
Updated January, 2018 Gauntlet gloves are designed to provide maximum protection for both the hand and wrist while still allowing a rider to have full range of motion. These gloves include padding and armor around the hand, and the extended “gauntlet” which fully covers the wrist and lower cuff area of the jacket sleeve. An …
Gear Guide: Best “Short” Gloves
Updated January, 2018 Most experienced riders agree that gloves are must even in the hot summer months. There is really no excuse to risk your hands when there are a number of really great short glove options on the market. From the “dry heat” of Arizona at 113 degrees to the humid 90 degree plus …
