Safe and stylish high performance gloves for road and track.
Leading helmet manufacturer LS2 has introduced a sport glove designed for riders who prioritise both safety and style.
The Feng delivers a premium build with a focus on protection, featuring carbon fibre armour on the knuckles and fingers, as well as the palm, which also benefits from Superfabric reinforcement for added abrasion resistance. TPU protectors on the wrist and metacarpals provide further shielding and the Feng are rated KP1 under the CE glove standard.
Safety isn’t the only story. Full-grain cowhide and goatskin construction provide comfort and durability, while the pre-curved design ensures a close fit. Elasticated Power Stretch panels on the fingers and breathable mesh inserts throughout offer flexibility and airflow, keeping hands cool and sweat-free on hotter rides.
Convenience is built in too, with touchscreen-compatible fingertips for easy operation of smartphones and GPS devices. A large Velcro adjustment at the forearm ensures a secure and adjustable fit, while an easy-on puller makes putting on and taking off the gloves a breeze.
Key Features of the LS2 Feng Gloves:
- Full-grain cowhide and goatskin construction
- Carbon fibre armour on knuckles, fingers, and palm
- Superfabric reinforcement on palm for added abrasion resistance
- TPU protectors over wrist and metacarpals for extra shielding
- Pre-curved design for a comfortable, close fit
- Elasticated Power Stretch panels on fingers for flexibility
- Breathable mesh inserts for improved airflow
- Touchscreen-compatible finger for smartphone and GPS use
- Large Velcro adjustment at forearm for a secure fit
- Easy-on puller for convenient on/off
LS2 Feng gloves are available now for a suggested retail price of £99.99 [including VAT].
See them at ls2helmets.com
Original post on modernclassicbikes.co.uk and published by Frank Duggan. Frank is the Founder and Editor of Modern Classic Motorcycle News, an independent motorcycle publication covering modern classic motorcycles, roadsters, scramblers, cruisers, electric motorcycles and the wider motorcycle industry.
