The 10 best-selling motorcycle gloves · October 2026

Look for gloves certified for motorcycling under EN 13594, shown on the label. Choose vented summer gloves or waterproof winter ones depending on the season, and make sure you can still operate the levers comfortably. In Spain, gloves are compulsory on interurban roads from 1 October 2026.

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The 10 best sellers

  1. nº 1

    COFIT

    What to look for: Very cheap and touchscreen-friendly, but not certified for motorcycling (EN 13594). Best as summer city gloves.

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  2. nº 2

    DRIVON + DGT vest

    What to look for: EN 13594-certified gloves plus a reflective vest: what Spain's DGT requires from 1 October 2026.

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  3. nº 3

    Westwood Fox WFX

    What to look for: Hard knuckles and touchscreen fingertips. Check whether the sizing is European or Asian.

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  4. nº 4

    Beast Rage (summer)

    What to look for: Breathable for summer; check whether they have palm protection.

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  5. nº 5

    Cozome

    What to look for: Hard knuckles and touchscreen use at a low price.

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  6. nº 6

    WFX (full finger)

    What to look for: Vented and full-finger, for everyday riding in spring and summer.

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  7. nº 7

    Iron Jia's (summer)

    What to look for: Light and comfortable in the heat; check the palm reinforcement.

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  8. nº 8

    Harssidanzar (leather)

    What to look for: Goatskin leather: more abrasion-resistant than textile gloves.

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  9. nº 9

    WFX (winter)

    What to look for: Waterproof and lined for cold weather. Make sure they don't reduce your feel on the levers.

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  10. nº 10

    Shima Sonic

    What to look for: Motorcycle-certified, leather and textile, short and vented for summer.

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