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What we wear: ‘Easyrider’ short motorcycle gloves from Roadskin

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Initially designed for Special Forces use, the Roadskin Easyrider CE Approved Level 1 Glove has since been fully adapted as a motorcycle glove.

So, what’s the marriage of Special Forces Gloves and Motorcycle Gloves actually like? There’s clearly a need for comfort and a huge demand for safety, whether you’re battering down doors or getting some miles in on the bike.

Roadskin Easyrider short motorcycle gloves
Decent knuckle protection


Roadskin kept the thick, military-grade aramid abrasion and cut-resistant palm pad. Extra cowhide leather was added, and the original fabric was replaced with incredibly strong Maximite fabric.
The gloves already had hard-knuckle protection and have kept that. There’s also leather reinforcement on the palms, and the gloves are touch-screen friendly.
Roadskin have produced a short glove that fits like a glove should as soon as you put them on. The palm and fingers offer a firm and reassuring grip. There’s a Velcro fastener on the wrists so you can ensure they’re the right tightness.

Roadskin Easyrider short motorcycle gloves
The abrasion and cut-resistant palm pads


Whilst great in the warm weather, they’ve also been surprisingly warm when temperatures drop. If you’re looking for a decent set of good-looking short motorcycle gloves and are on a budget – the Easyriders are worth a look.

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Roadskin Easyrider short motorcycle gloves
Roadskin Easyrider short motorcycle gloves getting put through their paces

We advise ordering a size larger than usual for these gloves, as they have a snug fit. Treat them with Nikwax or a similar product, and the gloves are said to be able to see you through 60,000 miles of wear and tear.

Available in sizes XS to 3XL £49.99, www.roadskin.co.uk


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