Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R Leather Motorcycle Gloves: Features Explained

Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R black and green cowhide motorcycle gloves
February 17, 2023 196 view(s) 2 min read
Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R Leather Motorcycle Gloves: Features Explained

Gloves are one of the first pieces of riding gear a rider should get right: they protect the hands in a fall and affect grip and feel on the controls. The Leather Collection Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R Leather Motorcycle Gloves are a cowhide glove built around that job, with knuckle and finger protection that the product page lists in detail.

Materials and Construction

The product page lists 0.8-0.9 mm cowhide, stitched with high-strength nylon thread, with integrated flexible knuckles. The thumb-to-index-finger zone is reinforced, which is where grip wears the leather fastest. Velcro strap wrist closures secure the glove so it does not slide off in a fall.

Protection Features

Protection listed on the product page includes a carbon-reinforced metal knuckle protector and TPU sliders on the palm, thumb and fingers, mounted on poly-foam. Rubber protection with air intakes and exhaust ports provides ventilation. The page describes the glove as designed for track-day riding and street commuting.

Kawasaki Styling

The gloves carry Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R styling and come in black and fluorescent green. They are a replica of the Ninja look rather than Kawasaki-branded merchandise. Riders who want a matching jacket or suit can browse the Kawasaki race gear range.

Choosing Between Glove Styles

The ZX-6R glove has a sporty cut with hard protection on the hand. Riders who prefer a plainer, classic shape can compare retro cowhide motorcycle gloves , which have a different cut and no race-style hardware. More glove styles sit in the Gloves category. Whichever style is chosen, the glove should close snugly at the wrist and leave the fingers free to move.

Where These Gloves Fit

These are riding gloves with track-style features, so they suit sportbike riders and weekend riders who want protection on the knuckles and palm. The product page lists no waterproof or insulated lining, so riders in wet or cold conditions should plan to add suitable layers or a different glove.

Written by the Leather Collection Editorial Team.

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