Gloves
Motorcycle gloves are the first point of contact with the asphalt in case of a fall. They must have knuckle protection, palm and wrist reinforcement, and a secure wrist closure. Here you'll find perforated summer gloves, thermal winter gloves, waterproof gloves with membranes, and 4-season touring gloves. Brands include Macna, Hevik, Kappa, Dane, and Difi, in sizes XS-XXL for men and women.
Gloves: Guide, Tips, and FAQs
Strengths
- CE Knuckle Protection – rigid insert or TPU on every glove in the catalog
- Double Wrist Closure – with velcro and strap for a truly secure fit
- Touchscreen Compatible – on index and thumb fingertips on many models
- Perforated Summer – serious ventilation for the Italian summer
Important Notes
- A glove without a long cuff can slip off in a fall: prefer those with a covering sleeve.
- Waterproof gloves are not automatically thermal: check the inner lining.
- Always test the throttle: some winter gloves reduce throttle sensitivity.
Perfect for
For those looking for the right glove for the season without compromise. In summer, a perforated one is a must; in winter, a waterproof thermal one saves the day. The right glove makes the whole ride more comfortable: try on the size in Cercola (NA) or contact us for more information.
Warranty and Quality
Original motorcycle gloves from Macna, Hevik, Kappa, Dane, Difi. Moon Bike S.r.l. is an authorized retailer based in Cercola (NA).
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose glove size?
Measure the circumference of your hand above the thumb, excluding the thumb itself. Compare with the manufacturer's size chart. A well-fitting glove is snug but does not constrict circulation: your fingertips should touch the end without pressing. When in doubt, take the smaller size: leather stretches slightly with use.
Does the touchscreen glove work with all smartphones?
Yes, models with a conductive insert on the index finger and thumb work with any capacitive screen (practically all modern smartphones). Precision is less than with a bare hand: typing a complex message remains difficult, but changing a song or answering a call works without removing the glove.
Is leather or textile glove better?
Leather resists abrasion better in case of a slide and conforms to the hand over time. Technical textile is lighter, often more waterproof, and dries faster after rain. For road use, leather remains the most protective choice; for urban use, a technical textile is perfectly fine.
