A short leather sports glove with Ergo Tek nylon-carbon knuckle protectors and Smart Touch technology for touchscreen use.

Protective racing technology meets the comfort of a glove designed for everyday use.
X-Ride are the Dainese sports-cut leather gloves that use Ergo-Tek knuckle protection technology, created by mapping those areas of MotoGP™ riders' gloves most susceptible to impact. The result is a glove that combines maximum protection, thanks to its nylon-carbon plates, with significant freedom of movement.
The little finger, one of the most sensitive and fragile parts in an impact, is protected with a special thermoplastic plate, which limits any damage owing to friction against the asphalt or other surfaces. The integrated DCP system also protects it against any twisting.
For maximum comfort regardless of hand movement, large stretch areas are inserted on the back, upper fingers and thumb. The goatskin used to create X-Ride offers excellent abrasion resistance, maximum softness and flexibility.
Smart Touch technology inserts on the fingers allow for the use of a smartphone, GPS or other touchscreen system with no need to remove the glove.

DISTORTION CONTROL​

Distortion Control is a technology developed for top racing riders. The thermoplastic polyurethane insert positioned at the base of the little finger prevents extra-rotation of the finger itself, reducing the risk of unnaturally twisting it in the event of a fall.

ERGO-TECHNO KNUCKLES​

Ergo-Techno Knuckles is a Dainese technology used to protect knuckles while enhancing protection and comfort. This technology consists in a special assembly system of the rigid protection inside the gloves' fabric, avoiding seams.

ELASTICATED INSERTS​

Elasticated inserts positioned in the most strategic locations that improve the garment’s capacity for adaptation to the body as it changes shape and moves while riding.

MICRO-ELASTIC​

This Dainese patented technology has raised safety and comfort to new levels: it consists of one large panel in leather with elasticated bellows stretching perpendicularly in two directions, width and length, offering the wearer greater freedom of movement in the kidney area (when hunched over the fuel tank) as well as in the chest area and arms.