Ixon RS Rise Air Lady Glv (EN13594) Blk/gld

The Ixon RS Rise Air Lady is a short-cuff summer glove built for women riders who want real protection without cooking their hands in warm weather. The whole backhand is perforated mesh so air moves through the glove at speed, while the area beneath the knuckle protector stays leather for abrasion resistance where it matters.

Underneath the sporty look is a genuine safety package: a hard knuckle protector, a palm slider, sidewall reinforcement and a double-thickness goat leather palm, all certified to CE EN 13594:2015. The women's-specific cut keeps the glove close to the hand for clear feel at the levers, and the index fingertip works on touchscreens.

A practical choice for summer commuting, weekend rides and anyone wanting a lighter, better-ventilated alternative to a full gauntlet.

• CE certified to EN 13594:2015
• Hard knuckle protector over the back of the hand
• Slider on the palm for abrasion resistance in a slide
• Sidewall reinforcement along the edge of the glove
• Perforated mesh backhand for high airflow in warm weather
• Double-thickness goat leather palm
• Leather panel retained beneath the knuckle protector
• Short cuff with elasticated wrist and adjustable strap
• Gusset on the backhand for flex and fit
• Touchscreen-compatible index finger
• Women's specific cut and sizing

• Pair of gloves

Try both gloves on before riding — leather gloves should feel snug at first and will mould to your hands over the first few rides.
Fasten the wrist strap on every ride so the glove cannot be pulled off the hand in a crash.
Clean with a soft cloth dampened with cool water; work gently around the perforated mesh so the panels are not stretched or torn.
Avoid solvents, petrol, bleach and machine washing, all of which strip the oils from goat leather.
Air dry naturally away from direct sun, heaters and exhaust pipes — forced heat makes leather stiff and shrunken.
Apply a small amount of leather conditioner occasionally if the palms start to feel dry or stiff.
These are ventilated summer gloves, not waterproof; expect them to wet through in rain and allow plenty of time to dry afterwards.
Store flat or loosely in a cool, dry place rather than crushed in a helmet or pocket, so the knuckle protector keeps its shape.
Inspect the knuckle protector, palm slider and stitching regularly, and replace the gloves after any crash or slide that damages the leather or protectors.