LS2 Gloves

LS2 motorcycle gloves cover very different jobs, from long leather sport gloves and waterproof touring designs to short urban, mesh and all-terrain options. Choosing by material alone is not enough: cuff length, insulation, ventilation, palm construction and certified protection all affect where a glove works best.

Match the glove to the conditions

• Sport and faster road riding: longer leather gloves such as Feng and Swift place more emphasis on cuff coverage and structured protection.
• Wet-weather use: waterproof models such as Octane, Snow and selected Thermorain products add a membrane or over-glove construction. Insulation and waterproofing still vary.
• Warm-weather and urban riding: Dart, Kubra, Atom and other short designs prioritise flexibility or airflow, with model-specific leather, mesh and textile panels.
• Adventure and mixed-surface riding: All Terrain styles balance ventilation, knuckle coverage and control feel, but are not the same as a winter touring glove.

LS2's official All Terrain specification, for example, identifies EN 13594:2015 Level 1 protection, a perforated goat-leather and textile construction and TPR protection. Those details belong to that model and should not be applied across the whole collection.

Fit and control checks

Measure around the dominant hand and use the selected product's size chart. The fingertips should reach the ends without being crushed, the knuckle protector should sit naturally and the glove should close securely without restricting wrist movement. Make a fist and imitate the throttle, brake and clutch positions indoors.

Why browse LS2 gloves at Moto Central?

The collection keeps men's, women's, sport, urban and weather-focused models together so their actual construction can be compared. Browse the wider motorcycle glove range or return to all LS2 products when coordinating gloves with other LS2 equipment.

Customer questions

Are all LS2 gloves waterproof?

No. Only products specifically described as waterproof should be treated that way. Mesh, perforated and racing gloves may have very different weather priorities.

Do all models have hard knuckle armour?

No. Knuckle construction varies between hard shells, softer protectors and integrated structures. Check the exact specification.

Should motorcycle gloves feel loose?

No. They should be close and secure without restricting circulation or pulling your fingers away from the controls.