Puma Sport Gloves Review

Puma has come out with a new addition to their glove line with the Puma Sport Gloves. Dainese's construction combined with Puma's creativity and swagger make these gloves one of a kind with their strong build and fashionable design. Puma is known for their taste in style while Dainese is known for creating well-built motorcycle products and with their combined efforts, we are ensured that these gloves will be of the most premium quality and will look good at the same time!

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These gloves are a synthetic leather shell with foam inserts at the top of the gauntlet. The key features on these gloves are the carbon knuckle armor with elasticated panels and carbon fiber finger protectors to help keep you safe from potential abrasion. The gloves also feature a spandura fabric panel for additional comfort and mobility. Additionally they feature a synthetic leather palm with clarino panels and double reinforcement at the outer pinky. There is a single cuff gauntlet with a wrist adjuster strap for a precision fit. The pre-curved fingers will help reduce hand fatigue and the perforation in between the fingers flows a decent amount of air in the glove. The Puma Sport Gloves offer some of the finest motorcycle functionality mixed with the demonstrable style that Puma always delivers.

To view our full selection visit our Motorcycle Gloves section.

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Puma Racing Gloves Review

Puma has come out with a new addition to their sport glove line with the Puma Racing Gloves. A combination of styling by Puma and manufacturing by Dainese, these gloves ensure that you are getting a top of the line product with an added swag factor in the Puma line of motorcycle gloves. Dainese is known for manufacturing high quality products and when you couple that with Puma's expertise in design, you're getting a high end glove which is as good as it gets in Puma's line of racing gloves.

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The Puma Racing Gloves are a premium full grain leather shell with a full length gauntlet and plenty of protection features. The unique aspect of these gloves is the titanium main knuckle protector with on its own panel for flex, and the TPU distortion control pinky protection to allow you to take extra care of the outside of your hand, a common site of injury in a low-side crash. For additional protection, there are carbon fiber finger protectors, double reinforced leather panels and additional foam padding across the fingers. At the palm, reinforced full grain leather panels provide durability and a TPU protector shields from impact at the base of the hand. One more additional protective feature of these gloves is the leather outer pinky and hand reinforcements to further protect the base side of your hand. The Puma Racing Gloves have pre-curved fingers to reduce fatigue and punctuated leather at the inner sides of fingers to allow for perforation. The Puma Racing Gloves represent the pinnacle gloves of sport riding gloves within the Puma lineup.

To view similar options, visit our Motorcycle Race Gloves section.

-Ka$hZilla

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Puma Leather Jacket Review

Dainese manufacturing meets Puma styling in Puma’s brand new Puma Leather Jacket. Combined with Dainese's quality and Puma's finesse, the Puma Leather Jacket is built for aggressive street, sport, and track riding to its core. This jacket is truly a hybrid of ingenious design and quality build that enables you to have a quality product that looks great at the same time. With an extremely high level of technicality thanks to the effort and attention to every comfort and protective detail put forth by Dainese, coupled with Puma branding, this is going to be a home run for a litany of sport riders out there.

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Built with premium leather as a second skin, this jacket is constructed to fit extremly ergonomically to help always maintain your focus on the road. The CE Rated elbow/forearm and shoulder armor along with the black anodized aluminum shoulder sliders ensure you’re fully protected whether you’re ripping it on the track or dragging knee in the twisties. Additionally the soft inserts in your upper chest offers additional impact protection and there is a pocket at the back for a CE rated protector. S1 stretch panels on the inside of the arms and at the back of your neck act allow airflow and flexibility for added comfort. Waist adjusters allow a cinched fit while the fixed mesh liner ensures all-day comfort.

Included in the jacket is a heavy duty waist zipper that allows you to the pair this to your favorite leather pants. With Dainese’s manufacturing and Puma’s styling, this is a top of the line jacket in Puma’s line of sport motorcycle gear.

To view more similar options, visit our Leather Motorcycle Jackets section. 

 -Ka$hZilla

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Puma Sport Leather Race Suit Review

Puma has come out with their newest addition to their race suit lineup with the Puma Sport Leather Race Suit. With the dual branding of both Puma and Dainese, the Puma Sport Leather Race Suit is a hybrid of Dainese's excellent quality combined with Puma's stylistic finishing touch. Puma and Dainese's tag team effort in creating the Puma Sport Leather Race Suit ensure you're getting a product that's provides bang for the buck while looking sharp and offering premium protection and performance all at the same time.

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The suit comes with a premium full grain leather second skin which enables the rider to keep their focus on the road. Puma and Dainese also ensure you are fully protected with the co-injected CE rated shoulder armor topped with blacked-out anodized aluminum shoulder sliders. Also included is CE rated armor in your elbow/forearm, knee, and shin areas. The suit also includes replaceable GP style knee sliders and a GP style speed hump for airflow and aerodynamics.

For comfort and mobility, the S1 stretch panels on the inside of the arms, down the front abdomen, and at the inside and back of the legs allow for flexibility and airflow. There are additional S1 stretch panels located on top of the neck and on back of the legs. Elasticated stretch panels can be found in multiple places within the suit whether under your arms or above your knees to allow for flexibility and mobility. In addition to that, there are foam inserts located along the tailbone and a reinforced seat for lower back comfort. Also included is a double zipper system along the calves and the inside of the legs, one to get in and out of the legs and the other to adjust the size to fit your calves along. This suit also features a completely removable and washable mesh comfort liner. There are Puma accents and logos located throughout the suit for a nice stylish touch. The combined efforts of Puma and Dainese make this one of the top race suits in Puma’s race suit lineup.

To view our full collection, visit our Motorcycle Race Suits section.

-Ka$hZilla

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Puma Racing 1 Piece Race Suit Review

Brand new for 2011, Puma has released their Puma Racing 1 Piece Race Suit. Combined with Dainese engineering and Puma's style, this suit brings both flare and quality to the race suit market. Dainese has a long tradition of coming out with brand new suits featuring cutting edge technology; when you couple that that with Puma's savvy style, you get a standout new product that will appeal to fans of both brands.

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The premium full grain leather fits like a second skin enabling the rider to keep their focus on riding. The protection on this suit is as high quality as it gets with titanium and carbon fiber knee sliders and titanium and carbon fiber shoulder sliders. In addition to that, there is CE Rated armor covering your knees, shins, shoulders, elbows, and forearms. The GP-style knee pucks are what we see from Dainese on their high end suits and can be replaced. There is an added GP speed hump located on your upper back for aerodynamics and safety. For comfort there are elasticated panels located above the knees, behind the elbows, under the arms, and across the lower back for ease of mobility.

To further add to your comfort there are S1 stretch panels located throughout the suit for flexibility and airflow along with reinforcements along your tailbone for additional comfort when you sit down. There is a double zipper system along the calves and the inside of the legs, one to get in and out of the pants and the other to adjust the size to fit your calves. Other features include a removable washable mesh liner and Puma accents and logos located throughout the suit for a nice finished touch. All in all, pairing Puma’s styling with Dainese’s manufacturing results in the Puma Racing 1 Piece Race Suit being the high water mark within Puma’s race suit line.

To view more similar options, visit our Motorcycle Race Suits section.

-Ka$hZilla

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