These Teknic gloves are just what you’re looking for if you need something lightweight, waterproof, wind-blocking, and sturdy at the same time.
They’re non-insulated, so depending on what country and climate you’re in, this may or may not be an all-weather glove for you, especially if your road trips include hail, sleet, or snow.
The length and girth of the glove were specifically cut for longer, wider hands. Good thing somebody noticed! Whoever said all women’s hands had to look like toothpicks? These gloves make for a great fit.
Also notice the 600D Cordura outershell with leather protection, Powerskin 100% waterproof/windproof liner, Neoprene finger expansion panels, hassle-free seamless thumb, and special Safety Wrap leather-enfolded pinky finger for that extra protection on the outermost seams.
Includes comfortable standard hook-and-loop adjustment, and a zip seal nylon bag for storage.
You’ll be hard-pressed to find a thorn in this Rose.
This officially licensed street wear from Yamaha has “sassy” written all over it!
Endorsements from the motocross legends Metal Mulisha should help propel this SSO suit into the limelight, and if you’re a fan of Twitch and the MM crew, chances are you’ve heard of it before.
These gutsy gloves will keep your hands safe on the road, comfortable in the sun, dry on the inside, and looking great to boot.
Here’s another addition to the Alpinestars Stella line that once again proves Alpinestars doesn’t skimp out on durability requirements, while still keeping comfort and quality features intact.
You can relive the good ol’ days in a brand new way with these vintage leather chaps from River Road.
Alpinestars debuted the Stella racing boot with the intention of merging street functionality with supreme comfort, and with an impressive list of features, it looks like they made their intentions clear.
These women’s leather chaps from River Road sport more than just a flashy six-inch fringe along the entire left/right outseam.