Pando Moto clothing brings road-ready protection into close-fitting layers, jeans and jackets that can work with an everyday wardrobe. The Moto Central range also includes gloves, footwear, armour and casual pieces, so the certification, construction and supplied protectors need to be checked on each product rather than assumed across the brand.
Choosing Pando Moto motorcycle clothing
Start with the role the garment needs to perform. Protective base layers such as the Skin UH and Shell UH families are designed to sit close to the body, helping their armour remain correctly positioned beneath compatible outer clothing. Commando UH and Stealth are lightweight protective jackets with ventilated sections, while Pando Moto jeans and cargo trousers provide a more conventional outer-garment option. Hoodies and other casual items in this collection should not be treated as protective riding clothing unless the individual product page states a recognised garment classification.
Protection classes and materials
Pando Moto uses several constructions across the range, including Balistex, Cordura mesh, UHMWPE blends, leather and reinforced denim. These names do not describe every item. The stocked Skin UH AAA, Bia AAA and Mark AAA products identify their garment class in the model name, while Shell UH 03 and Shell WW 02 are listed as AA. Commando UH is specified by Pando Moto as an AAA-rated lightweight jacket with Level 2 shoulder and elbow armour; its compatible back protector is a separate option. Always read the current product specification for the exact EN 17092 class, armour level and included body zones.
Jeans, jackets and protective layers
- Protective underlayers: useful when you want abrasion and impact protection beneath compatible everyday trousers or an outer jacket. Confirm that the outer garment leaves enough room without moving the armour.
- Motorcycle jeans and cargos: compare the stated class, reinforcement method, cut, leg length and included hip and knee armour. Browse the wider motorcycle jeans range for alternatives.
- Protective jackets: consider airflow, season, layering space and whether a back protector is included or sold separately. See more motorcycle jackets.
- Gloves and footwear: check cuff overlap, fastening, sizing and the individual certification shown on the product page. Compare motorcycle gloves and motorcycle boots.
Why buy Pando Moto from Moto Central?
Moto Central brings the current Pando Moto options together in one collection, including men’s, women’s and unisex fits, matching protectors and different trouser lengths. That makes it easier to compare the precise garment class, armour package and intended use before ordering. For replacement or optional armour, check the product’s pocket dimensions and stated compatibility rather than choosing by brand alone; the wider motorcycle body armour collection can help with comparison.
Customer questions
Is every Pando Moto garment AAA rated?
No. Ratings vary by product, and the collection also includes casual pieces. Use the classification on the individual product page and garment label.
Can a protective base layer replace riding trousers or a jacket?
Some Pando Moto layers are certified protective garments, but their use and coverage differ. Follow the named product’s instructions and choose suitable outer layers for weather, visibility and the rest of your riding kit.
Is armour included?
It depends on the model and body zone. For example, Commando UH includes shoulder and elbow armour, while its compatible back protector is optional. Check every product listing before ordering.
How should Pando Moto clothing fit?
Armour should remain centred when you sit on the bike, with no painful pressure points or loose areas that allow it to move. Compare your measurements with the relevant product size chart because different cuts can fit differently.
