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Motorcycle Gloves – Price Comparison

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CE EN 13594 is the EU glove standard to look for. Level 1 covers minimum impact and abrasion requirements; Level 2 adds higher palm impact protection and suits higher-speed riding. Waterproof membranes (Gore-Tex, Drystar, H2Out) add warmth and keep hands dry in wet weather but reduce breathability — worth the trade-off for most EU riding conditions unless you ride strictly in summer heat. Check the CE level on the retailer's product page before you buy.

Glove buying guide: CE EN 13594 Level 1 vs Level 2 →

Before buying

  • CE Level 2 palm protection is a meaningful upgrade from Level 1 — worth prioritising for road and touring use.
  • Waterproof membranes add bulk and reduce airflow — summer-only riders should consider non-waterproof breathable alternatives.
  • Wrist closure system affects security in a crash; check that the fastening holds firmly before riding in any pair.