4 September 2026
RAHA Race Pro Green Motorcycle Gloves: Protection for Serious Riders
By Arslan Anjum
When you ride hard, your gloves are not just another part of the outfit. They are one of the main points of contact between you and your motorcycle.
Every throttle input, gear change, clutch movement, and braking decision passes through your hands. That means
serious riders need motorcycle gloves that provide protection, secure control and freedom of movement without becoming unnecessarily bulky.
The RAHA Race Pro Long Green Motorcycle Gloves are designed with exactly that kind of riding in mind.
Combining high-quality cowhide leather, TPU protective sections, extended wrist coverage and a striking black-and-green race-inspired design, the Race Pro is made for riders who expect more from their gear.
Why Motorcycle Gloves Matter More When You Ride Hard
Experienced riders know how exposed the hands can be.
Your hands control the bike, but they are also naturally vulnerable if something goes wrong. That is why riding in ordinary fashion gloves or without gloves at all is a compromise serious motorcyclists should avoid.
Purpose-built motorcycle gloves can provide additional coverage around important areas such as the:
Knuckles
Fingers
Palms
Wrists
Lower forearm
No glove can remove all of the risks involved in motorcycling, but choosing properly designed riding equipment is an important part of preparing for the road or track.
The Race Pro takes a performance-focused approach by combining durable leather with structured protection around key areas of the hand.
High-Quality Cowhide Leather Construction
Leather has remained popular with motorcyclists for a reason.
The RAHA Race Pro Green Motorcycle Gloves use high-quality cowhide leather, giving riders a durable outer layer while maintaining the flexibility needed for operating motorcycle controls.
For riders who spend long periods behind the handlebars, the balance between durability and movement matters.
A glove may look protective, but if it prevents you from comfortably using the throttle, clutch or brake lever, it can become a distraction.
The Race Pro construction is designed to provide protective coverage while still allowing the hand and fingers to move naturally in a riding position.
TPU Knuckle Protection Where It Counts
One of the first things you will notice about the Race Pro is the prominent protective structure across the knuckles.
The gloves feature TPU knuckle protection, adding a rigid protective layer over an exposed part of the hand.
For sport-bike and performance riders in particular, knuckle protection is an important feature to look for when comparing motorcycle gloves.
The sculpted design also gives the Race Pro the aggressive appearance expected from performance-focused riding equipment.
This is not a casual leather glove pretending to be motorcycle gear.
It has been designed around riders.
Long-Cuff Protection for the Wrist
Short motorcycle gloves have their place, particularly for casual and urban riding, but many performance-focused riders prefer a long-cuff motorcycle glove.
Why?
Because the extended construction provides additional coverage beyond the wrist and can help reduce the exposed area between the glove and motorcycle jacket.
The Race Pro combines its long construction with TPU cuff protection, giving additional structure around the wrist area.
For riders who enjoy:
Fast road riding
Sport bikes
Weekend rides
Track days
Longer-distance riding
…the extra coverage of a full-length glove can make it a more appropriate choice than a short casual riding glove.
Built Around Control, Not Just Protection
Protection matters—but you still need to ride the motorcycle.
A good motorcycle glove must allow you to feel comfortable working the controls through corners, braking zones and changing traffic conditions.
The Race Pro's shaped construction is designed to support the movements riders make repeatedly:
Throttle control: Your right hand needs to rotate naturally without the glove fighting against your movement.
Braking: Your fingers must move comfortably towards the front brake lever.
Clutch operation: Repeated clutch movements demand flexibility from the fingers.
Handlebar grip: The glove should remain secure rather than moving excessively around the hand.
For committed riders, the best protective equipment is equipment you can actually ride confidently in.
Touchscreen-Compatible Fingers for Modern Riders
Navigation has become part of modern motorcycle riding.
Whether you use your phone for Google Maps, checking a route or contacting another rider, removing full-length gloves every time you stop can quickly become frustrating.
The Race Pro includes touchscreen-compatible fingers, allowing riders to interact with compatible devices without continually removing their gloves.
It is a small feature that can make a significant difference during a long day on the road.
Of course, mobile devices should only be operated when the motorcycle is safely stopped.
Black and Green Styling That Stands Out
Performance gear doesn't have to look boring.
The Race Pro combines a predominantly black leather construction with vivid green detailing, creating a distinctive look that works particularly well with:
Green sport bikes
Black motorcycles
Kawasaki-inspired colour schemes
Black riding jackets
Green or fluorescent riding equipment
Race-inspired motorcycle setups
The high-contrast detailing, sculpted protective components and RAHA branding give these gloves a purposeful motorsport appearance.
For riders who spend time choosing the right bike, helmet and leathers, gloves should not feel like an afterthought.
Who Are the RAHA Race Pro Green Gloves For?
These gloves are particularly suited to riders looking for a more performance-oriented design rather than a basic everyday glove.
They are worth considering if you want:
Cowhide leather motorcycle gloves
Long motorcycle gloves
TPU knuckle protection
TPU cuff protection
Touchscreen compatibility
Sport-bike riding gloves
Motorcycle track gloves
A secure performance-inspired design
Bold black and green motorcycle gear
Whether your weekend means a long road ride, carving through your favourite route, or preparing your bike for another track session, the Race Pro is designed for motorcyclists who take their riding gear seriously.
How Should Motorcycle Gloves Fit?
Even the best-designed glove will not perform as intended if the fit is wrong.
A motorcycle glove should feel secure without painfully restricting your hand.
When trying your gloves, check that:
Your fingertips comfortably reach the ends of the fingers.
Excess material does not bunch around your palm.
You can comfortably form your hand around a handlebar.
Your fingers can operate imaginary brake and clutch levers.
The wrist closure can be secured properly.
The glove does not easily move or pull away from your hand.
Leather can adapt slightly with use, but you should never rely on an obviously incorrect size becoming suitable later.
Always check the latest RAHA size options before ordering.
Long Gloves vs Short Gloves: Which Should You Choose?
There isn't one answer for every rider.
Short-cuff gloves can be convenient for everyday urban riding and riders who prioritise quick on-and-off use.
Long-cuff gloves provide greater wrist coverage and tend to appeal more to riders interested in sport, performance and track-focused riding.
If additional coverage around the wrist and a more race-inspired construction are important to you, the Race Pro long design is the stronger option.
Take Care of Your Gloves, and They'll Take Care of Their Job
Quality leather motorcycle gloves deserve proper care.
After riding:
Wipe away surface dirt using a soft damp cloth.
Let wet gloves dry naturally.
Avoid placing leather directly against heaters or radiators.
Keep harsh household chemicals away from the leather.
Store gloves somewhere dry and ventilated.
Regularly inspect stitching, protective sections and closures.
If motorcycle gloves suffer significant damage or heavy abrasion, inspect them carefully before relying on them again.
Protective riding equipment should always be maintained with the same attention you give your motorcycle.
Ready for Your Next Ride?
You put time into choosing your motorcycle.
You think about tyres, brakes, suspension, helmet and riding technique.
Your hands deserve the same consideration.
The RAHA Race Pro Long Green Motorcycle Gloves combine cowhide leather, TPU knuckle and cuff protection, touchscreen compatibility, and extended wrist coverage in a bold, performance-focused package.
They are built for riders who don't want to choose between protection, control, and style.