ARMR motorcycle gloves include ventilated short-cuff textile designs, waterproof road gloves and leather options. That makes the collection useful for riders choosing around temperature, rain protection and feel at the controls rather than simply picking one pair for every season.
At Moto Central you can compare the Eyoshi Air and Waterproof ranges with Kiso and Kumaji waterproof gloves and Raiden leather designs. Current colours and sizes are shown on each product page, while this guide helps separate the main types.
Which ARMR gloves suit your ride?
Air gloves for warmer days
Choose the Eyoshi 3.0 Air range when ventilation is the priority. Air-flow gloves are best considered part of a warm-weather outfit and are not the same as waterproof gloves, even when the overall shape looks similar.
Waterproof gloves for mixed forecasts
Eyoshi Waterproof, Kiso and Kumaji models are the starting point when wet-weather use matters. Look at cuff length, insulation, palm construction and the exact product specification, because waterproof gloves can differ considerably in warmth and feel.
Leather gloves for road use
Raiden gloves provide the leather option in the current ARMR range. Riders often choose leather for its close feel and to coordinate with leather garments, but the correct size and unrestrictive movement remain more important than appearance.
Colour and matching kit
The range includes black alongside red, yellow, green and blue details. Match colour only after choosing the right weather type and fit. The same ARMR family names also appear across jackets and other clothing, making coordinated kit easier to find.
Glove fit check: your fingertips should reach the ends without being forced against them, and the glove should stay secure at the wrist. Make a fist and mimic the throttle position to check for pressure across the knuckles or bunching in the palm.
Why choose Moto Central for ARMR gloves?
Moto Central presents the live ARMR glove range on one focused page, with multiple weather types and colours available to compare. It is easy to move from gloves to matching ARMR textile jackets, the complete ARMR clothing collection, or the wider selection of motorcycle gloves from other brands.
This structure helps you compare like with like. Start within ARMR if you want coordinating kit, then use the broader glove collection if you need to compare different cuff styles, materials or price points.
ARMR gloves: common questions
Are ARMR Air gloves waterproof?
No. The Air name identifies the ventilated warm-weather range. Choose a model specifically described as Waterproof when wet-weather coverage is required.
Which gloves are best for winter?
Begin with the waterproof options, then read the product specification for insulation and lining details. Waterproofing alone does not tell you how warm a glove will feel.
Should I size up in motorcycle gloves?
Do not size up automatically. Use the product sizing information and assess both finger length and palm width. A glove that is too large can bunch at the controls.
Can I match ARMR gloves to a jacket?
Yes, the collection includes colours and family names that coordinate with ARMR clothing. First confirm the glove type suits your riding conditions, then choose the preferred colour.
