Gloves are essential for a thrill-riding experience on your bike. They protect your hand from road and weather conditions. They keep your hand warm and dry and provide a perfect grip on the steering, brake, and acceleration. Wet hands or poor grips enduring cold weather led to serious safety risks. During the accident, hands are first in contact with the road so protection of the hand is very essential.  You might be wondering which motorcycle gloves are the best fit for you. In this article, we guide you on how to choose the perfect motorcycle gloves for you.  

Major Benefits of Wearing Motor Cycle Gloves 

Gloves are usually worn to protect from cold weather, gardening, or other physical work, but motorcycle gloves protect your hands from serious risks. It keeps your hand from the sudden event of a crash and fall. At Sunset Leather, they provide the first MFG Co- men’s Cruiser Leather Motorcycle Gloves, featuring wind and waterproof liners. You can also look for motorcycle sunglasses for men and women. Let\'s Get back to the topic, gloves on the palms provide you a grip that helps you to control a motorcycle, resulting in fewer accidents.

One of the main differences between ordinary gloves and motorcycle gloves is impact protection. The impact protection is known as D30, and it is included on the knuckles, palms, or backhand area, protecting you from a crash. When you are planning to travel a thousand miles, these gloves act as a shield, protecting you from weather, sudden accidents, and more. 

Finding The Right Motor Cycle Gloves 

The first thing you have to do is check whether the gloves are in  CE/USCA certified. This certification shows that the gloves have gone through a rigorous testing process. After that, check the following. 

• Cuff Length - This is a measurement from the wrist to the end of the Cuff. For level 1 testing it should be at least 15 mm and for level 2 testing - it should be at least 50mm.

• Restraint -   You have to check the restraint of the glove which means if you were in the accident hook and loop fastening is effective 
• Tear Testing—You have to do this testing from three different sections: the Palom, the cuff, and the back of the glove. 
• Seam Testing is similar to tear testing. At level 1, the seam needs to survive 6 newtons per millimeter, and at level 2, 10 newtons per millimeter.
• Riding Style—Choose the glover according to your riding style. If you love to ride in humid and warm conditions, you should look for breathable and lightweight options. Riders who love to ride in all weather conditions should look out for insulation and waterproof options. If you love speed-track racing, then you should choose gloves that provide a high level of safety and are made of abrasion-resistant materials.

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