The Blue Shadow gloves are blue motorcycle gloves for hot days. They are made of black and blue cowhide leather with an aramid Kevlar lining. A rubber guard on the back has air intakes and an exhaust port to let heat out. Sliders sit on the palm, thumb and fingers. Velcro straps close the wrist and cuff.
Summer Motorcycle Gloves
- These summer riding gloves use full-grain leather for superior abrasion and tear resistance.
- Leather reinforcement between the left thumb and index finger enhances durability in leather riding gloves.
- Rubber protection adds built-in impact defense for daily urban riding.
- Rubber protector with air intakes and an exhaust port promotes cooling for hot-weather motorcycle riding.
- Palm, thumb, and finger sliders mounted on poly-foam improve abrasion resistance and impact protection.
- Pre-curved palm and fingers deliver form-fitting comfort for extended rides.
- Integrated flexible knuckles offer discreet protection for safer urban riding.
- Velcro strap closures at the wrist help keep the gloves secure during a fall.
- Velcro cuff closure provides a snug, adjustable fit.
- Safety stitching with high-strength nylon thread enhances durability for long-lasting summer motorcycle gloves.
Blue Shadow Summer Motorcycle Gloves 
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Product Specifications
- Product Type: Unisex summer motorcycle gloves
- Intended Use: Warm-weather street riding
- Color: Black, Blue
- Material: Cowhide leather, plain finish; rubber protector; poly-foam
- Lining: Aramid Kevlar lining
- Construction: Leather reinforcement between the left thumb and index finger; palm, thumb and finger sliders mounted on poly-foam; integrated flexible knuckles; pre-curved palm and fingers; safety stitching with high-strength nylon thread
- Ventilation: Rubber protector with air intakes and an exhaust port
- Closure: Velcro strap closures at the wrist; Velcro cuff closure
- Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
They are built to move air. The back of the hand has a rubber guard with air intakes and an exhaust port. Air comes in at the front and leaves at the back, so heat does not build up inside. The cowhide leather keeps a slim feel on the bars. The palm and fingers are pre-curved, so your hand rests in a natural grip and does not have to fight the glove. That makes them a good match for warm days and long summer rides.
The shell is cowhide leather with a plain finish. The colors are black and blue. The lining is aramid Kevlar. Aramid is a strong man-made fiber that is known for its resistance to cuts and heat. Extra leather sits between the left thumb and index finger, where the glove rubs most on the grip. Every seam is safety stitched with strong nylon thread. Together these parts give a glove that is light on the hand but holds up to daily use.
Sliders sit on the palm, thumb and fingers. They are mounted on poly-foam, which adds padding under them. Sliders are hard pads that help the glove slide over the road instead of grabbing it. The knuckles are flexible and built into the glove, so they do not feel bulky. The rubber guard on the back of the hand adds a layer of impact defense. No glove can stop every injury, so wear them with the rest of your riding gear.
Each glove has two Velcro closures. A Velcro strap goes around the wrist. It pulls the glove close to your hand so it stays in place, even if you take a fall. A second Velcro closure sits at the cuff. It lets you set the fit to your wrist, snug or a little loose. Both straps are easy to open and close. This makes the gloves quick to put on before a ride.
The gloves come in XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL and 3XL. They are unisex, so the same sizes fit men and women. Wrap a soft tape around your hand at the knuckles, but leave out the thumb. Then check that number against the size chart. The glove should feel snug, with your fingertips close to the ends. It should not pinch or stop your fingers from bending. Leather gives a little with wear, so a close fit at first is fine.
Wipe the gloves with a damp cloth after a ride to take off dirt and bugs. Do not put them in a washing machine. Let them dry in the air, away from a heater or strong sun. Heat can make leather stiff and dull. Once they are dry, a little leather conditioner keeps the cowhide soft. Store the gloves flat in a cool, dry place. Open the Velcro straps when you store them, so the hooks do not catch on other gear.