Product Details
The John Doe Ora Black is a KP1-tested motorcycle glove made from full-grain goatskin. Its pre-curved fit, padded knuckle protection and reinforced palm are designed to balance control, comfort and protection for everyday road riding, from city journeys to longer tours.
Who are the John Doe Ora gloves for?
These gloves suit riders who want a protective leather motorcycle glove with perforated panels for airflow, an adjustable wrist and touchscreen-compatible fingertips. The Black colourway is manufacturer reference JDG7051.
Key features
- Tested to KP1 under EN 13594:2015
- Full-grain goatskin construction
- Ergonomic pre-curved fit for natural hand position on the controls
- Flex knuckles with padded knuckle armour
- Reinforced, padded palm
- Perforated leather for breathability
- Adjustable wrist-strap closure
- Elasticated wrist
- Touchscreen compatibility
- John Doe branding
Specifications
- Brand: John Doe
- Model: Ora
- Colour: Black
- Manufacturer reference: JDG7051
- Material: full-grain goatskin leather
- Standard: EN 13594:2015
- Performance marking: KP1
- Closure: adjustable wrist strap with elasticated wrist
Size and fit guide
This Moto Central listing is available in XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL and 3XL. John Doe does not publish an Ora-specific measurement table on the current product page, so no unverified hand measurements are shown here.
Motorcycle gloves should fit securely without restricting finger movement or creating pressure across the knuckles. Check that you can operate the throttle, brake, clutch and switches comfortably. If you are unsure, visit the Moto Central showroom for fitting help.
What is supplied?
- One pair of John Doe Ora motorcycle gloves in Black
Product questions
Are the John Doe Ora gloves certified motorcycle gloves?
John Doe states that the Ora has been tested to KP1 under EN 13594:2015.
What leather is used?
The Ora is made from full-grain goatskin.
Are these gloves touchscreen compatible?
Yes. John Doe lists touchscreen compatibility, although performance can vary between devices and screen protectors.
Are the Ora gloves waterproof?
John Doe does not publish a waterproof membrane or waterproof rating for this model.