Five Motorcycle racing gloves Scrambler

In the 1920s, the term scrambler was used in Angleterre to designate races on dirt tracks, the beginnings of motocross. The term was used again in the USA in the 50s and 60s to designate a road bike with off-road ambitions. Today, scrambler is used to describe a motorcycle (vintage or modern) with a stripped-down vintage style, capable of evolving on and off asphalt. And it's now a gant from our custom collection dedicated to fans of this type of machine, or simply the style that goes with it. It opts for a deliberately uncluttered and "customizable" look, with its distinctive interchangeable Velcro badges. The notion of comfort is expressed through a stretchy, ventilated upper structure in Twill Span and a palm in synthetic leather Nash. Its brown color contrasts with the rest of the gant. Perforated goatskin leather, supple and resistant, covers the outer fingers and wrist. Protection is also assured by several foam reinforcements in the most exposed areas, enabling it to obtain CE level 1 certification. Scrambler is as vintage as it is modern and original. It even features the Touch Screen™ system on the index finger for manipulating touch screens... Proof that you can be inspired by the past but live with the times.

• Structure Stretch Twill Span upper


• Synthetic leather palm Nash


• Perforated goatskin leather construction on ring, ear and wrist


• Interchangeable velcro badges (supplied with 3 patches)


• Velcro wrist closure


• Touch Screen™ system on index finger


• CE Level 1