Protection:

1. Knuckle Protection: Guards against impacts to the knuckles, providing crucial protection in the event of a crash or collision.
2. Finger Knuckle Protection: Offers additional protection for the finger joints, reducing the risk of injury.
3. Finger Bridge: Connects the little finger to the ring finger to prevent the little finger from being pulled backward or twisted in a fall.
4. Superfabric Reinforcement: Applied at critical areas such as the palm slide and finger sidewalls, this material enhances abrasion resistance and impact protection.

Material:

1. Goat Skin & Cowhide:
   • Goat Skin: Known for its flexibility and softness, allowing for better dexterity and comfort.
   • Cowhide: Offers durability and resistance to abrasion, making it ideal for high-wear areas.
2. Perforated Leather: Provides ventilation, helping to keep your hands cool and dry by allowing airflow.
3. Silicone Print: Applied to the palm to improve grip and control, reducing the chances of slippage during use.

Comfort:

1. Velcro Adjustment: The adjustable Velcro straps at the wrist and cuff allow for a customized fit, ensuring that the gloves are snug and secure without being too tight.
2. Visor Wiper: A practical addition for clearing rain or debris from your visor, enhancing visibility and comfort during rides in adverse weather.

Cautions:

1. Wear and Tear: Despite their high durability, leather gloves will eventually show signs of wear. Regular inspection is necessary to ensure they still provide adequate protection.
2. Fit and Sizing: Proper sizing is essential. Gloves that are too tight may restrict movement, while those that are too loose might not offer the intended protection. Make sure to try them on and ensure a proper fit.
3. Leather Maintenance: Leather requires regular care to maintain its flexibility and longevity. Clean and condition the leather periodically to prevent it from drying out or becoming brittle.
4. Superfabric Stiffness: Superfabric reinforcement, while highly protective, can be stiff and may take some time to break in. This may initially affect comfort until the gloves conform to the shape of your hands.