Biker motorcycle race gloves cut from 0.8-0.9mm cowhide in blue.
- 0.8-0.9 mm cowhide leather resists abrasion and tearing during slides because of its higher tensile strength and proven durability in high-friction contact.
- TPU knuckle protectors and poly-foam-backed palm sliders absorb impact at the zones most likely to strike pavement in a fall.
- Pre-curved finger design and dual Velcro wrist closures deliver a secure, form-fitting fit that reduces hand fatigue during long rides.
Biker Motorcycle Race Gloves – Blue & White Leather
- 0.8-0.9 mm cowhide leather construction delivers abrasion and tear resistance during slides and road contact — the primary material standard for motorcycle riding gloves.
- Leather reinforcement between the thumb and index finger enhances durability and grip for prolonged riding sessions.
- TPU knuckle protectors at impact zones absorb and distribute force during a fall, reducing injury risk at the highest-stress contact points on the hand.
- Rubber protector with air intakes and exhaust port provides active cooling performance during extended rides in blue and white leather design.
- Palm, thumb and finger TPU sliders mounted on poly-foam deliver impact and abrasion resistance at the contact surfaces most likely to touch pavement in a crash.
- Pre-curved palm design conforms to your natural hand position, reducing fatigue and improving grip security during long rides.
- Integrated flexible knuckles provide discreet protection without restricting hand movement or adding bulk.
- Dual Velcro strap and cuff wrist closures prevent undesired removal during a fall and secure the fit across different wrist sizes.
- Safety stitched with high-strength nylon thread throughout all seams for durable leather riding gloves that withstand repeated impact and abrasion.
- Standard sizes ship 10-15 working days from order confirmation.
- Sizes for the Biker motorcycle race gloves follow the Size Guide on this page.
- Also listed as cowhide leather riding gloves.
- This is the motorbike gloves mens protection configuration.

Blue and White Leather Biker Gloves For Mens 
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Blue and White Leather Biker Gloves For Mens
Product Specifications
- Product Type: Motorcycle Riding Gloves
- Category: Gloves, Motorcycle
- Best Use: Track-day riding, commuting, street touring, all-weather motorcycle use
- Material: 0.8-0.9 mm cowhide leather
- Construction: Hand-stitched cowhide leather with TPU knuckle protectors, TPU palm and finger sliders on poly-foam, leather reinforcement between thumb and index finger, pre-curved palm design, integrated flexible knuckles, dual Velcro strap and cuff wrist closures, safety stitched with high-strength nylon thread
- Protection Features: TPU knuckle protectors at impact zones, rubber protector with air intakes for cooling, abrasion-resistant cowhide leather, impact-absorbing TPU sliders
- Closure / Fit System: Dual Velcro strap closures at wrist; adjustable Velcro cuff for secure fit
- Style / Design Features: Blue and white colorway, pre-curved finger design, integrated knuckle protection, cooling air intakes
- Made-to-Measure: No
- Standard Lead Time: 10–15 working days from order confirmation
- Brand: Leather Collection
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
0.8-0.9 mm is the thickness of the cowhide leather used in these gloves. This thickness is a race-grade standard for motorcycle riding gloves — thinner than motorcycle jackets or suits, but dense enough to provide abrasion resistance during a slide. Cowhide leather at this thickness balances protection with the flexibility and dexterity riders need to grip the throttle, brake lever, and handlebar controls. The tighter the leather, the more tensile strength per unit weight, which is why cowhide at this spec is preferred over thinner materials for high-speed riding or track use. This answer applies to the Biker motorcycle race gloves on this page.
TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane) knuckle protectors are rigid armour pieces positioned over the knuckle bones on the back of your hand. In a crash, your instinct is to brace yourself with your hands — the knuckles make first contact with the pavement or barriers. The TPU absorbs the initial impact energy and distributes the force across a wider surface area, reducing the concentration of force on a single point. Combined with the cowhide leather underneath and the poly-foam backing on the palm sliders, the knuckle protectors create a multi-layer defence system. They don't prevent all injury, but they significantly reduce the severity of abrasion, fracture, and soft-tissue damage at the knuckles.
A pre-curved palm follows the natural shape of your relaxed hand — the position your hand naturally assumes when gripping a motorcycle throttle or brake lever. Flat or straight gloves force your hand to work against the leather, creating tension in your fingers and palm during long rides. Pre-curved gloves conform to your hand's resting position immediately, reducing fatigue and improving grip security. The curve also keeps your fingers in a more natural angle relative to the throttle and brake controls, which improves throttle feel and brake modulation — critical for precision riding and track-day performance. These gloves feature both a pre-curved palm and integrated flexible knuckles, so your hand movement is never restricted.
Standard sizes (XS to 3XL) are made-to-order and ship 10-15 working days from order confirmation. All gloves are hand-stitched in-house; we do not keep stock on the shelf. Both timelines are from our workshop in [location]; international shipping is available to 50+ countries. Sizing help is free through the Help Center before you order. Each piece is cut after the order is confirmed, with no warehouse stock. This answer applies to the Biker motorcycle race gloves on this page.
Wipe the leather down with a soft dry cloth after use and let it dry at room temperature, away from radiators and direct sun. Condition the 0.8-0.9 mm cowhide leather every few months with a small amount of leather conditioner worked in with a cloth, then buff. Store the gloves on a wide hanger or flat in a breathable bag, never in plastic. Salt, rain and sweat marks come off with a slightly damp cloth before conditioning. Avoid machine washing, solvents and heat; a leather specialist can refresh the finish if it dulls after years of use. Leather Collection has hand-stitched leather to order since 2009 and the Help Center answers care questions before you order.

