Posts tagged 'kangaroo leather'

Motorcycle race suits moved from adapted cold-weather coats to close-fitting leather, then to one-piece horsehide suits, cowhide and kangaroo leather, and finally to suits with armor and airbags...

A buying guide to motorcycle racing gloves for track riding. It explains what EN 13594:2015 Level 1 and Level 2 mean, how to match gloves to the riding, which armor, wrist, leather and stitching...

Cowhide and kangaroo leather suit different riders. This comparison covers thickness, weight, flexibility and break-in, explains how EN 17092 garment classes and EN 1621 armor levels work, and sets...

A step-by-step explanation of how a leather race suit is made, from choosing cowhide or kangaroo leather through pattern cutting, armor placement, stitching, fitting and finishing. It also explains...

Cowhide, sheepskin and kangaroo leather each suit different gear. This guide compares their durability, weight, softness and care needs, explains where each is used in jackets, gloves and race suits...

A guide to the Jonathan Rea SBK 2025 replica racing gloves. It covers Rea's six WorldSBK titles, the cowhide, TPU knuckle protectors and sliders listed on the product page, how the EN 13594 glove...

A guide to BMW-inspired motorcycle racing gloves for riders comparing sport gloves. It covers cowhide, goatskin and kangaroo leather, knuckle and palm protection, finger bridges, comfort features and...

What decides the price of a motorcycle race suit? This guide compares cowhide and kangaroo leather, explains EN 17092 classes and EN 1621 armor levels, looks at airbag compatibility and construction...

Learn what motorcycle racing suits are made of, from cowhide and kangaroo leather to protective armor, stretch panels, ventilation liners and reinforced seams. The guide also covers EN 17092 classes...

A made-to-measure race suit is cut to the rider instead of an average build. This guide explains how fit affects armor position, what the EN 17092 and EN 1621 standards cover, how kangaroo and...