Engineered for rain‑soaked touring and sport‑touring, the SPIDI NKD H2Out gloves fuse a lightweight 0.2 kg shell with a layered construction that balances durability and flexibility. The outer skin combines high‑resistance suede microfiber and clarino suede microfiber for abrasion resistance, while a punched mesh fabric and elasticized panels provide stretch where you need it. A waterproof, breathable H2Out membrane sealed with neoprene keeps moisture out, and a variable‑density polyurethane shield adds shock‑absorbing rigidity. Goat leather inserts on the palm deliver high grip and additional abrasion protection, making these gloves ideal for long‑distance rides in temperate, rainy conditions with medium‑high temperatures.
Designed for all‑day comfort, the NKD H2Out’s climate‑management system keeps your hands dry without sacrificing airflow. An anti‑absorbent water barrier and fully waterproof, windproof construction prevent seepage, while strategically placed mesh vents promote breathability during warmer stretches. The unlined glove profile reduces bulk, and the easy‑open flap speeds up donning and doffing. Touchscreen‑compatible fingertips let you navigate your device without exposing your hands to the elements, ensuring a seamless ride from start to finish.
Impact protection meets CE‑certified EN 13594:2015 Level 1 standards, delivering confidence when the road gets demanding. Warrior knuckle protectors, backed by side, back, and palm padding, absorb and disperse forces from impacts, while the variable‑density polyurethane shield adds an extra layer of shock absorption. In real‑world use, riders experience dry, grippy hands with reliable abrasion resistance, allowing precise control even in heavy rain. The combination of premium materials and certified safety components makes the NKD H2Out a trusted choice for riders who demand both protection and performance.
Manufacturer Spotlight:SPIDI(Est. 1977, Sarego (Vicenza), Italy)
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