Protection:

1. TPR Protectors:

   • Knuckles and Fingers: The Thermoplastic Rubber (TPR) protectors are designed to offer impact protection and abrasion resistance. They help shield your knuckles and fingers from injuries in case of a fall or impact.
   • EN13594:2015 KP1 Approved: This certification ensures the gloves meet European standards for motorcycle protective gloves, including basic protection levels (KP1), which is a positive indicator of their protective capability.

2. Hypalon Velcro Adjustment:

   • Cuff Adjustment: Hypalon is a durable, weather-resistant material used in the Velcro adjuster. It helps secure the gloves snugly around the wrist, enhancing protection by keeping the gloves in place.

Material:

1. Fabric:

   • Provides flexibility and lightweight comfort, allowing for a better fit and ease of movement.

2. Perforated Goat Leather:

   • Goat Leather: Known for its excellent balance of flexibility and durability. Perforation enhances breathability, making the gloves suitable for warmer conditions.
   • Breathability: The perforated design allows for better airflow, helping to keep your hands cool and dry.

3. Neoprene:

   • Adds to the glove's flexibility and water resistance. It contributes to a snug fit and overall durability.

4. Lycra:

   • Comfort Lycra: Positioned between the fingers, Lycra provides stretchability, enhancing comfort and flexibility for better movement.

Comfort:

1. Breathable Design:

   • The combination of perforated goat leather, fabric, and Lycra ensures that the gloves remain cool and comfortable during summer riding.

2. Touchscreen Compatible Fingertip:

   • Allows for easy use of touchscreen devices without needing to remove the gloves, adding convenience for navigation or phone use.

3. Flexible Fit:

   • The use of Lycra between the fingers and the adjustable Hypalon Velcro at the cuff ensures a comfortable, customizable fit that adapts to different hand sizes and shapes.

Cautions:

1. Protection Level:

   • While EN13594:2015 KP1 approval indicates a baseline level of protection, consider whether these gloves meet your specific needs based on the type of riding you do. For high-impact or extreme conditions, additional protection may be necessary.

2. Durability:

   • Material Wear: The combination of materials, especially Lycra and fabric, might wear out faster than leather in high-abrasion areas. Regularly inspect the gloves for signs of wear.

3. Fit and Sizing:

   • Ensure proper sizing for maximum comfort and protection. Gloves that are too tight or too loose can affect both safety and comfort.

4. Care and Maintenance:

   • Follow manufacturer care instructions to keep the gloves in good condition. This typically includes regular cleaning and avoiding exposure to harsh conditions that might degrade the materials.