Leatt gloves at Moto Central cover lightweight motocross control, junior off-road riding and adventure use in hot or wet conditions. The collection includes Moto 1.5, 2.5 X-Flow and 4.5 Lite gloves alongside ADV Rally, X-Flow and HydraDri choices. Weather protection, cuff length and certification are model-specific.
Gloves for motocross and enduro
Off-road gloves should sit close to the hand without bunching at the palm or pulling across the fingers when wrapped around the bars. Moto 1.5 and 2.5 X-Flow products focus on lightness, airflow and grip, while the Moto 4.5 Lite adds slim ReaFlex protection over the knuckles and selected fingers. Leatt specifies the 4.5 Lite to EN 13594:2015, but that certification should not be applied automatically to every Moto glove.
Adventure gloves for changing weather
The ADV family splits by conditions. X-Flow gloves prioritise ventilation, Rally gloves provide a mixed-surface option, and HydraDri models add a waterproof membrane. The current HydraDri 6.5 uses a laminated construction, ReaFlex knuckle protection, finger TPR, a palm slider and a MicronGrip palm. Long and short versions differ at the cuff and wrist, so check the exact listing.
- Use a long cuff when you need overlap with a jacket sleeve and greater weather coverage.
- A short cuff can feel less bulky, but may leave a more difficult seal against a waterproof jacket.
- Measure hand circumference and finger length against Leatt's current chart.
- Check that the glove does not restrict lever reach or create folds beneath the palm.
- Touchscreen, reflective and visor-wiper features vary across the range.
Why buy Leatt gloves from Moto Central?
Moto Central brings adult, junior and Mini sizes together with off-road, adventure, waterproof and airflow-led options. This makes it easier to choose for the actual ride rather than treating every Leatt glove as a universal all-season product. You can also compare the wider motorcycle glove range or explore matching Leatt equipment.
Leatt glove questions
Are Leatt motocross gloves waterproof?
Most lightweight Moto and X-Flow gloves are not intended as waterproof gloves. Look for a HydraDri model when rain protection is required.
Are all Leatt gloves road-certified?
No. Certification is stated by individual model. The Moto 4.5 Lite and ADV HydraDri 6.5 carry model-specific EN 13594 information, while other products must be checked separately.
Should an off-road glove feel tight?
It should feel close and controlled without numbness, restricted circulation or fingertips pressing hard into the ends. Test the fit with your hand curved around a grip.
