SHIMA SONIC Motorbike Gloves - Grey


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Shima Men's Grey Sonic Motorcycle Gloves
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The SHIMA SONIC motorbike gloves are designed for adult riders seeking a perfect balance of safety, comfort, and summer-ready ventilation. Featuring premium goatskin leather and advanced impact protection, these gloves excel in both urban commuting and touring environments; however, riders should note that they are specifically optimized for warm-weather conditions and may not provide sufficient thermal insulation for cold-weather riding.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Grey |
| Gender | Male |
| Model Part Number | SONIC |
| Brand | SHIMA |
No, the SHIMA SONIC gloves are designed for ventilation and do not feature a waterproof membrane.
These gloves are designed for summer and warm weather; they will not provide adequate protection against cold wind or freezing temperatures.
The gloves should feel snug but allow full range of motion for your fingers and wrist without restricting circulation.
It is not recommended to machine wash leather gloves as this can damage the material and the internal protective padding.
They are constructed primarily from high-quality natural goatskin leather combined with neoprene and synthetic protective inserts.
Ensure the conductive Touch Tip pad is clean and making full contact with the device screen.
Leather will naturally stretch slightly with use. Wear them for short sessions at home to help the material conform to your hand shape.
Apply a small amount of leather conditioner and work it into the material to restore flexibility.
To ensure the longevity of your SHIMA SONIC gloves, proper maintenance is essential. Always check the elastic cuff fit to ensure they sit securely over your wrist. If the gloves become wet, allow them to air dry slowly away from direct heat sources, such as radiators, which can cause the leather to stiffen or crack. Clean them using a soft cloth and a leather-specific conditioner periodically to maintain suppleness. When storing your gloves, avoid compressing them under heavy gear to prevent deforming the protective foam inserts.