Here are some reasons why all riders must make it a point to wear a comfortable pair of motorbike gloves while riding.

Motorcycle riders use a number of motorcycle accessories like helmets, jackets, gloves, etc. which can protect them from injuries in case of an accident. Motorbike gloves are one of the most important accessories for motorcycle riders. Many riders often do not realize the importance of wearing motorbike gloves while riding. If you are thinking that gloves are not an integral part of your riding gear, you are very much mistaken. In reality, gloves are not just worn to add the chic and the cool factor to your personality but also to keep you safe while riding.

Motorcycle gloves have much wider utility as compared to ordinary leather gloves that are just used to keep hands during winter and to maintain grip. A good pair of motorcycle gloves can greatly improve your motorcycle riding skills and safety. The ones available on the market are made of fabric, textile, mesh, and leather. Most of them have textured and padded palms for extra comfort and protection.

BENEFITS :

• The benefits of wearing motorbike gloves while riding are many. The most obvious of these is protection from flying dirt and mud. This can be a real problem when on rural tracks or even some unpaved roads. When you put your hands in front of a motorcycle, there is a good chance that you will get crumpled up fingers and even finger burns. Gloves help minimize this.
• The material used in the gloves is another major benefit. Most gloves are made of leather. This means that they will last for a very long time. The thickness of the material will help protect you against chafing and tearing, two common causes of discomfort when riding. They also prevent water from getting into your palms, which is another cause of drying out your hands.
• Leather motorbike gloves should be a part of every biker’s wardrobe. In fact, you may want to consider buying several pairs for different uses. It will be useful if you ever need to replace them. As a result, you’ll never have to worry about whether or not your gloves are being looked after. Instead, you will have that complete peace of mind.
• When looking for the right pair of the best summer motorcycle gloves, you want to make sure that you get a product that compliments your style as well as having some real practical benefits. A lot of people assume that this means they should choose something that is plain and boring. This isn’t necessarily the case. There are plenty of options out there. You just need to know where to look.

MATERIALS USED IN BEST MOTORBIKE GLOVES

1. CowHide Leather :

Cowhide is the kind of leather most commonly used in motorcycle gear. You’ll find it in boots, gloves, jackets — pretty much everything you might wear to keep yourself safe on your ride.

There are a wide variety and qualities in cowhide, but generally speaking, the cow is a better leather for the following reasons:

• Smoother and softer grain
• Better tensile strength and abrasion resistance
• Better stretch

WHY IS THAT?

Because it’s the cheapest and most widely available type of leather for glove makers to get their hands but it still has a good enough level of all-around protection for it to be used over and over again.

When it comes to getting some motorcycle gear on a tighter budget while keeping the higher levels of protection alive, cowhide is most likely what you’ll end up getting. Cowhide is widely used because it is readily available and it provides an excellent “bang for the buck” option.

2. Cordura Fabrics :

Cordura is a type of fabric – normally nylon – which is known for its excellent abrasion resistance and durability. High deniers (around the 1000 mark) offer the best strength. They are a favorite among motorcyclists. Cordura is one of the most versatile fabrics out there used in everything and anything from motorcycle jeans to tactical military jackets. The Cordura fiber technology allows the fabric to weigh less than the heavy-duty Kevlar.

It is designed for living and built to last, the original durable CORDURA® fabric has proven performance in many of the world’s toughest environments.  Made with high tenacity air-jet textured nylon 6,6   filament yarns in a   range of sizes – 330D, 500D, 700D and 1000D. 

Characteristics

• Rugged – excellent resistance to abrasion
• Strong – excellent tear strength
• Water Repellent – finished, coated and laminate options
• 100% high tenacity nylon 6,6 filament fiber

Fabric type: 

Woven – plain, dobby, basket, and ripstop constructions. Can be finished, coated, or laminated

Here at FASA GROUP, we use Cordura fabric that is weaved from blended nylon and Eva rubber sheet giving extra protection and a feeling of comfortability at the same time.

3. Thinsulate :

Thinsulate™ is a fabric made from synthetic fibers woven together in various thicknesses to keep you warm at a range of temperatures.

Thickness involves both weave and weight, which are expressed as grams per square meter or ‘gsm‘.

Thinsulate™ ranges from 40 gsm to 800 gsm. 

The lower the gsm, the less protection the glove will give you in extremely cold conditions. A higher gsm means that the gloves will keep your hands warm in sub-zero conditions, but you will lose hand movement because the fabric is thicker. Working in the snow, ice, or rain the fingertips of your gloves often get wet, making your hands feel even colder because the gloves never dry out.

Cold or wet fingertips make for dangerous working conditions and put you at risk for frostbite or an on-the-job equipment accident. Thankfully, Thinsulate™ retains its warmth even when it gets wet or you sweat. Your level of activity will also affect the Thinsulate™ level you’ll need for the temperature range. If you’re doing a lot of exercises or heavy work, a lower level may be sufficient in a cooler environment.

4. Hipora :

It is a waterproof and breathable fabric, used as an insert in winter, motorcycle, and cycling gloves.

Hipora consists of a three-layer microporous silicone coating structure. Some types are impregnated with microscopic aluminum flakes to enhance heat retention characteristics.

• The first layer prevents water from passing through. The pores are less than .5 μm in diameter.
• The second layer is a honeycomb structure that lets moisture in to let it expel through the first layer.
• The third layer is very dense for added protection against water. This is the layer closest to the skin.

If you want to buy a pair of motorbike gloves, leather gloves, or racing gloves with these qualities that we discussed then you need to visit the FASA GROUP and check its MOTORBIKE GLOVES and other Products.