Womens road motorcycle gloves across Shark Leathers, Merlin, Macna and MotoDry. The range covers leather and textile pairs, plus a mesh summer option, in short, all-season and warm-weather cuts built for daily city riding and longer road runs.
Shark Winter Streamline Gloves
Shark Fingerless Leather Gloves
MOTODRY THERMO GLOVES LADIES BLACK
Leather gloves give you the strongest abrasion protection on the road. The range covers leather and textile pairs, so you can match the glove to your riding climate. Short-cuff summer styles run cooler in heat, while all-season pairs add coverage for cold mornings.
Always read the certification before you buy. EN 17092 rates abrasion across three tiers: AAA is the highest, AA sits in the middle for road use, and A suits lighter summer wear. Knuckle armour follows CE Level 1 and CE Level 2, where Level 2 absorbs more impact energy and Level 1 keeps bulk down. Most road riders are well served by an AA glove with CE Level 1 knuckle protection.
| Type | Best for | Typical rating |
|---|---|---|
| Leather | Maximum abrasion resistance | AAA / AA |
| Textile | All-season versatility | AA / A |
| Mesh | Hot-weather airflow | A |
Buy on fit first. A glove that shifts under load cannot protect you, so size so the fingertips reach the seam with no gap. We stock Shark Leathers, Merlin, Macna and MotoDry here, so a verified road-rated pair fits most budgets. For year-round riding, pair an AA leather glove with a textile summer backup and you cover 95% of conditions.
Frequently asked questions
Are leather or textile womens road gloves better?
Leather gives the strongest abrasion resistance and tends to carry AAA or AA EN 17092 ratings. Textile gloves run more breathable and flexible for all-season road riding. For hot days, the mesh option maximises airflow.
What do EN 17092 and CE armour ratings mean for gloves?
EN 17092 rates abrasion in three tiers: AAA is highest, AA is the road standard and A suits lighter summer use. Knuckle armour is graded CE Level 1 or CE Level 2, with Level 2 absorbing more impact energy. Most road riders do well with an AA glove and CE Level 1 knuckles.
Which brands of womens road gloves do you stock?
This collection holds Shark Leathers, Merlin, Macna and MotoDry, in short, all-season and summer cuts.