Rjays Flow Glv BLK/WHT

The Rjays Flow is a lightweight road glove built around a mesh and micro fibre chassis, so air moves through the hand rather than being trapped against it. It suits commuters and everyday riders who want a comfortable, breathable glove for warmer conditions without giving up impact protection over the knuckles.

A CE Level 1 knuckle protector covers the back of the hand, while a double-layer palm with silicone grip adds durability and bar feel where it matters. The tricot lining keeps the inside comfortable against the skin, and a touch-sensitive tip on the forefinger lets you use a phone or GPS screen without pulling the glove off.

A hook-and-loop wrist closure adjusts the fit and keeps the glove secure. Listed here in the black/white colourway.

• Mesh and micro fibre construction for warm-weather airflow
• CE Level 1 certified knuckle protection
• Double-layer palm with silicone grip
• Tricot lining for next-to-skin comfort
• Touchscreen-compatible smart tip on the forefinger
• Adjustable hook-and-loop (Velcro) wrist closure
• Black/white colourway

• Pair of gloves

Try the gloves on before riding: they should be snug with no bunching across the palm, and the knuckle protector should sit squarely over your knuckles when you make a fist.
Adjust the hook-and-loop wrist strap so the glove cannot be pulled off the hand, and press the closure flat before riding.
Hand wash only, in cool water with a mild soap; work the mesh gently rather than scrubbing.
Do not machine wash, tumble dry, bleach or dry clean, and keep solvents, petrol and degreasers away from the mesh, micro fibre and silicone palm print.
Air dry away from direct sunlight, heaters and exhaust pipes; drying with heat can stiffen the micro fibre and shrink the fit.
Keep the forefinger touch tip clean and dry — grime, sunscreen or moisture on the tip will stop touchscreens responding reliably.
Before each ride, check the palm seams, the silicone grip layer and the knuckle protector for wear; replace the gloves if the palm is worn through or the protector is cracked or has come loose.
Store flat or loosely paired in a cool, dry place rather than crushed in a helmet or under gear, so the mesh and knuckle protector hold their shape.
Retire any glove that has taken a crash impact or slide — the abrasion and impact protection cannot be assumed intact afterwards.