Dane 105.468.04 Magnus Gore-Tex Grip Motorcycle Adventure Gloves Black/Orange

Dane Magnus Gore-Tex Grip: waterproof adventure motorcycle gloves in Black/Orange (Dane code 105.468.04), with GORE-TEX® membrane with +Grip technology and TPR knuckle protector. Double reinforced palm, covered seams, visor wiper. EN 13594 Level 1 KP approved.

✓ Strengths

• GORE-TEX® with +Grip technology – inner layers are bonded together instead of sliding: the hand feels the grip, not the glove
• TPR knuckle protector – thermoplastic absorbs and distributes impact, more effectively than just leather reinforcement
• EN 13594, Level 1 KP approval – with dedicated knuckle protection
• Double-layer palm – reinforced with an additional layer where the glove first makes contact
• Covered seams – do not wear out against the handlebars and do not press on the hand
• Wrist strap plus adjustable cuff – two separate adjustments, to secure the glove on the hand and over the sleeve
• Pre-curved fingers and elasticated panels – the shape is already that of a hand closed on the handlebars
• Touchscreen-compatible thumb and index finger
• Visor wiper on the index finger – constantly used in the rain
• Reflective panels front and back

Technical features

Recommended Products

• Magnus Gore-Tex Grip in Black – same model, item code 105.468.00.
• Dane Finn Gore-Tex Grip – same GORE-TEX +Grip, short cuff and reinforced knuckles without TPR insert.
• All motorcycle gloves and the entire Dane catalog from Moon Bike.

Who is it perfect for?

This is the adventure glove for those who rack up miles and different seasons. Compared to its sibling Finn, the main difference is the protection: here, the knuckles feature a TPR protector, a thermoplastic that absorbs and distributes impact instead of merely adding thickness, and Dane states it's integrated into the glove. The cuff is versatile: it can be worn equally well over or under the jacket sleeve. The core idea remains the same — GORE-TEX with +Grip technology, which bonds the inner layers of the glove together so the hand feels the grip and not the glove. The covered seams are one of those details that go unnoticed on the first day but are appreciated after ten thousand kilometers, when the glove still shows no wear against the handlebars.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the TPR knuckle protector change?
TPR is a thermoplastic: it absorbs impact and distributes it over a wider area, instead of just adding thickness. Dane states it is integrated into the glove, so it cannot be removed, and cites it as a distinguishing feature of the Magnus: on the Finn, the official spec sheet mentions reinforced and protected knuckles, without naming TPR.

What does +Grip technology change?
In other waterproof gloves, the inner layers — leather, membrane, lining — slide over each other, and the hand grips harder to compensate. Dane bonds them together: the glove moves as one piece, and the hand feels the grip on the handlebars. Over long distances, this translates into less hand fatigue.

What does EN 13594 Level 1 KP mean?
EN 13594 is the European standard for motorcycle gloves. Level 1 is the first of two levels, and the KP acronym indicates that the glove has dedicated knuckle protection. This is the typical level for touring and adventure gloves; racing gloves aim for Level 2.

Are they truly waterproof?
Yes. The membrane is GORE-TEX, and its waterproofness is guaranteed by the membrane manufacturer, not just the glove manufacturer. This is different from a "water-resistant" glove, which can handle light rain but fails when the weather gets really bad.

In which sizes is this colorway available?
This listing is for the Black/Orange colorway, Dane item code 105.468.04, in sizes M · L · XL · XXL · XXXL · 4XL. Each size has its own product code. If the size you need is not listed, please contact us: we will check availability with the distributor.

Is it available in other colors?
Yes. Dane also produces the Magnus Gore-Tex Grip in Black (code 105.468.00). Each colorway has its own listing, so the photos and sizes you see always correspond to the glove you are viewing instead of being mixed. You can find the link in the Recommended Products section above.