SOLACE Riding Gloves Rover Black

Born on the track, adapted for the road. Our Rover gloves combine track-inspired safety with breathability, designed for the hot Indian weather conditions.

Full grain high quality goat leather chassis is soft yet extremely durable, with a thickness of 0.6 to 0.8mm. 3D mesh panels all around add to the ventilation factor.

 Chassis –

• Premium goatskin leather chassis with a thickness of 0.6 to 0.8mm.
• 3D mesh panels all around the chassis for breathability.

Impact and slide protection –

• Solace BioSlide slider for the outer side of the palm
• SuperFabric™ for the base of the thumb.

This combination  allows the palm of the gloves to slide on the tarmac and prevent injuries to wrist bones due to hyper-extension.

• Protective double cuff full gauntlet closure with new TPR protector on the outside of wrist, raises the side profile of the gloves to protect wrist bone.
• High density TPU knuckle protector designed to reduce impact forces.
• TPR protection for fingers and foam-insert for thumb.
• Leather reinforcements on the palm and outer hand landing zones.
• SuperFabric™ slider for the pinky finger.

Ventilation  and breathability –

• 3D mesh panels all around.
• Breathable and sweat wicking inner polyester lining.

Comfort and stretch –

• Adjustable hook and loop type double cuff wrist closure.
• Grip Leather on the palm for better grip on the bars.

The Rover gloves have conductive leather panels for both hands’ index finger and thumb tips, for touchscreen usability.

Country of Origin-  Indonesia

Wash and Care

Maintain your product in optimal condition (Leather gear – Gloves and Boots)

As motorcycle apparel differs from other sportswear, the washing and maintenance guidelines are also distinct. Just adhere to the steps below to keep your gear clean and ready for the next ride.

1. Undo all the velcros, buckles and buttons. Shake off any surface dirt.
2. Use a damp cloth to wipe the gloves and/or boots.
3. Loosen the dirt with a soft-bristled brush and diluted detergent. Now is also a good time to clean those nasty spots if any. Check for areas where dirt seems to be stuck. Do not forget to clean the sole of the boots.
4. If the inside of the gloves/boots is too dirty, only then proceed with washing it in lukewarm water with a very mild shampoo. Use a soft brush to clean the insides if needed. Rinse until the water runs clean.
5. Use a thick gsm towel or absorbent papers to speed up the drying process for the insides of the gloves and/or boots. We recommend wearing them in between the drying process to avoid shape deformation.
6. Gloves/boots are best dried in shade. Do not tumble dry or wring the gear. Do not bleach or expose to direct sunlight.
7. Skip for textile gloves. Once the gear is dry, proceed with using a good quality fabric conditioner. Apply a little amount on a cloth and use that cloth to condition the leathers thoroughly.