BELA Tracker Motorbike Gloves Black Yellow Flouro

BELA Tracker Motorbike Gloves  Black Yellow Flouro

These gloves are built for riders who ride through winter without planning around the weather. Cold mornings, damp roads, unpredictable skies — the Tracker 2.0 handles it without making your hands feel trapped. It's CE-certified, knuckle-protected, and packed with details that actually matter on the road.

Who Are the Bela Tracker 2.0 Gloves For?

These gloves suit three kinds of riders well:

• Daily commuters who don't have the luxury of waiting for perfect weather

• Touring riders who clock long miles and need hands that stay warm and protected

• All-season riders who want one solid winter glove rather than a drawer full of compromises

TL;DR: Winter motorcycle gloves with CE Level 1 + KP certification, a Hi Pura water-resistant liner, hard plastic knuckle guard, visor wipe tab, and a lockdown Velcro cuff. Built for commuters and touring riders in cold, mixed conditions.

What Makes the Bela Tracker 2.0 Different From Other Winter Gloves?

A lot of winter gloves are warm but clumsy. The Tracker 2.0 doesn't trade feel for warmth.

The hard plastic knuckle protection, layered foam padding, visor wipe tab, and multi-material construction come together in a glove that's genuinely CE-certified — not just marketed as protective.

The Black/Yellow colorway also adds high-contrast visibility on the wrist and finger zones, which helps in low-light conditions and heavy traffic.

Materials Breakdown

Cowhide leather covers the palm at 0.7–0.8mm thickness. It resists abrasion in the places your hand hits the ground first in a fall.

Amara synthetic leather reinforces the high-wear zones across the palm base, cuff, and stress points. It's consistent under pressure and holds its shape across a full season.

Four-way stretch nylon on the back keeps the glove flexible. Your hand moves naturally without fighting the material.

PU artificial leather adds structural integrity in the right places without adding unnecessary weight.

Hi Pura waterproof membrane runs through the liner to block out moisture in light rain and spray conditions.

Play Boy fleece with bonded foam lamination lines the interior. It's the layer that actually keeps your hands warm — soft against the skin and effective at retaining heat over long rides.

Lining and Warmth Retention

The interior is a layered system. Fleece bonded to foam creates a warm, cushioned feel that doesn't compress flat after a few weeks of use.

This is a dedicated winter liner, not a generic mesh with a marketing label.

Fit, Closure, and Ergonomics

The Velcro hook-and-loop cuff closure is wide enough to seal over a jacket sleeve properly. It doesn't creep loose through vibration or repeated hand movement.

An inner elastic wristband backs up the Velcro. You get two independent points of fit — one over the jacket, one at the wrist itself.

The visor wipe tab on the thumb is a vulcanized rubber patch. One quick swipe clears the visor without you breaking your grip or your concentration.

Sizing runs from XS through 3XL, so it works across a wide range of hand sizes without needing to size up "for the liner."

Technical Specifications

FAQs

What CE standard do the Bela Tracker 2.0 gloves meet? 

They're certified to EN 13594:2015 at Level 1, with a KP rating confirming the knuckle protector passed independent impact testing.

Are these gloves suitable for winter commuting? 

Yes. The Play Boy fleece and foam liner retain heat effectively in cold conditions, and the Hi Pura membrane handles light rain and road spray on the daily commute.

How does the knuckle protection work on the Bela Tracker 2.0? 

A rigid preformed plastic shell sits over layered foam padding. The hard outer shell absorbs impact, and the foam underneath cushions the hand.

Do these gloves stay secure at motorway speeds? 

Yes. The combination of the wide Velcro cuff closure and the inner elastic wristband keeps the glove anchored even at sustained highway speeds.

What type of riding are the Bela Tracker 2.0 gloves most suitable for? 

They're best suited to winter commuting, cold-weather touring, and all-season street riding. They're not a race or track glove — they're built for real-world road conditions.