RST Ladies Roadster 3 CE Leather Gloves
RST Ladies Roadster 3 CE Leather Gloves – Stylish Protection in Black by @beastbobber
The RST Roadster 3 CE gloves are marketed as men’s gloves but I was able to get away with giving a pair in size small a go. Whilst a bit long in the fingers, they fit well enough and therefore could easily be a male or female glove. These have been styled by RST to match their Roadster jackets (I have done a previous review of one of these – a great jacket) but there is no need or requirement for a specific jacket to own these gloves. They look great with any jacket and easily hold up alone.
With a CE rating of level 1 KP, the gloves come with reinforced knuckle protection and a motion panel on the back of the hand. The gloves have a press stud wrist closure, brass in colour, adding a touch of detail to the overall glove styling. Made out of durable leather, they’ve been reinforced with Amara suede throughout and have pre curved fingers which are apparently meant to help with reducing hand fatigue.
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The gloves have perforated inserts – this adds a really nice texture to the look of the gloves but it does mean there is a generous airflow through them. I would not recommend wearing these in any other season that is not summer as the wind can leave your hands feeling cold.
Conclusion
Overall, the gloves are classic and look great. They’re a simple design but sometimes that is most effective paired with other motorcycle gear.
RRP Price: 49.99
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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.
