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Oxford Hamilton Men’s Winter Motorcycle Glove Tech Black

The Oxford Hamilton MS Glove in Tech Black merges classic style with cutting-edge technology, ensuring that riders stay warm and protected in various winter riding conditions. With advanced features like Dry2Dry™ waterproofing and PrimaLoft® thermal insulation, this glove is designed for superior performance and comfort, regardless of the weather.

Protector

• Knuckle Protection: Provides enhanced safety by shielding the knuckles from impacts and abrasions.
• CE-1KP Approved: Meets European safety standards for knuckle protection, ensuring the gloves offer reliable protection in various riding scenarios.

Material

• Full Leather Construction: Offers durability and a timeless style while providing robust abrasion resistance.
• Dry2Dry™ Technology: Delivers effective waterproofing, keeping hands dry in wet conditions while maintaining breathability.
• PrimaLoft® Thermal Insulation: Ensures superior warmth without adding bulk, keeping hands warm in cold weather without sacrificing comfort.

Comfort

• PrimaLoft® Insulation: Provides excellent warmth while being lightweight, offering comfort without excessive bulk.
• Adjustable Cuff: Allows for a customized fit, helping to keep out the cold and providing additional protection.
• Touchscreen Compatibility: Forefinger and thumb are designed for convenient use of touchscreen devices without removing the gloves.

Cautions

• Fit and Sizing: Proper sizing is important for the best fit and protection. Gloves that are not well-fitted may impact their effectiveness and comfort.
• Leather Care: Regular maintenance of the leather is necessary to preserve its appearance and prolong its lifespan.
• Waterproof Maintenance: Although the Dry2Dry™ membrane offers excellent waterproofing, proper care and drying are required to maintain its effectiveness.
• Bulk Consideration: While PrimaLoft® insulation reduces bulk, the gloves may still be thicker than non-insulated models, which could affect dexterity in extreme conditions.