Storm care products help maintain the clothing, footwear and equipment that accompany your riding. A textile jacket, a base layer and a leather boot need different treatment, so start with the material and its care label. From cleaning to renewed water repellency, the useful choice is a product suited to your kit and a routine you can follow correctly between rides.
Choose Storm care by material
Technical outerwear needs a cleaning process that respects its construction, while footwear and base layers have their own care requirements. Storm separates these uses across its range. That makes the application label more helpful than choosing solely by bottle size or assuming that an outdoor-care product is suitable for every piece of motorcycle equipment.
Understand the one-cycle system
With compatible Storm wash and proof products, the cleaner goes in the machine’s detergent compartment and the proofer in the conditioner compartment. They work at different stages of the same cycle. This is a paired-product method, so follow the relevant instructions rather than mixing two liquids together or applying another brand’s washing sequence.
Check drying and dosage
Storm’s one-cycle guidance includes a drying stage to activate the water repellent finish. Confirm that the garment permits the stated treatment before you begin. Formulations and concentrations can differ: the brand’s S6 range, for example, uses a revised concentration, so read your own bottle instead of reusing a dose from an older pack.
Care beyond the jacket
For boots, identify whether you are treating smooth leather, suede, nubuck or mixed synthetic materials. Storm offers separate footwear cleaning and treatment options; select those compatible with the boot maker’s instructions and the finish you want to preserve. Base-layer and equipment care should be chosen just as deliberately, especially where wool, insulation or a specialist coating is involved.
Before buying a twin pack, check both stages against the care label. A treatment that fits the material and your available washing and drying facilities is more useful than a kit you cannot apply correctly. Explore motorcycle cleaning and care, base layers and motorcycle boots for related options.
Make sense of your kit’s care label
Bring the material and washing details for the clothing or footwear you want to maintain. We can help compare Storm product types and their instructions before you choose a care routine.
