Motorcycle gloves are protective gear designed specifically for riding motorcycles, combining safety and comfort. Below are their core features and key considerations for selection: 1. Materials and protective performance Leather gloves: Cowhide, goatskin, and kangaroo leather are the mainstream materials. Kangaroo leather is durable, goatskin is flexible, and cowhide offers balanced overall performance. Fabric gloves: Breathable and sweat-wicking but with limited protective performance, suitable for daily riding. Protective design: The back of the hand often features carbon fibre or titanium alloy protective plates, while the palm has protective padding. Some gloves incorporate memory foam or shock-absorbing gel. 2. Functionality and Application Scenarios All-season models: Brands like Moto Wolf and Seibertron use genuine leather combined with carbon fibre shells, offering windproof, waterproof, and breathable performance suitable for various riding scenarios. Summer-specific models: Breathable mesh on the back of the hand + PP protective shells, with anti-slip design on the palm, such as Saiyu MC122 and Alien Snail T5, lightweight and breathable. Winter-warm models: Three-layer laminated construction (waterproof genuine leather + windproof layer + warm fleece lining), such as Seibertron winter models, providing warmth while maintaining flexibility. 3. Detailed design Anti-slip and grip: The palm uses anti-slip and wear-resistant materials (such as Super Grip technology) to enhance control. Touchscreen functionality: Dual-finger touch control on the thumb and index finger for safer smartphone operation while riding. Ergonomic design: 3D cutting + genuine leather accordion pleats for a snug fit and reduced fatigue. 4. Purchasing Recommendations Prioritise protection: Choose models with carbon fibre guards and shock-absorbing linings; CE-certified models are more reliable. Fit to hand shape: For mountain biking, choose a snug fit; for motorcycle touring, a slightly l