BELA Tracker Winter Motorcycle Textile Gloves Black

BELA Tracker Winter Motorcycle Textile Gloves Black

The Bela Tracker 2.0 is a winter riding glove that doesn't ask you to choose between warmth and protection. You get CE-certified knuckle coverage, a water-resistant liner, and enough dexterity to actually operate your controls through a cold commute or a long touring day.

Is the Bela Tracker 2.0 the Right Winter Glove for You?

It depends on how you ride. These gloves work well for:

• City commuters dealing with cold mornings, damp roads, and stop-start traffic

• Touring riders who need a warm, protective glove across long daily mileage

• All-season street riders who want one capable winter glove that covers most conditions

TL;DR: CE Level 1 + KP certified winter gloves with cowhide palm, Amara reinforcements, hard plastic knuckle guard, Hi Pura water-resistant liner, Play Boy fleece lining, visor wipe tab, and a lockdown Velcro cuff. Sizes XS to 3XL.

What Does the Bela Tracker 2.0 Actually Get Right?

Most winter gloves bulk up for warmth and sacrifice feel. The Tracker 2.0 works differently.

The multi-layer construction keeps warmth in without making the glove stiff. The rigid knuckle guard, abrasion-resistant palm, and visor wipe tab are all built in — not optional upgrades.

It's a glove designed around how riders actually use their hands, not just how a glove looks on a product page.

How Is the Palm and Reinforcement Built?

The palm uses genuine cowhide leather at 0.7–0.8mm thickness. In a slide, the palm hits first. Cowhide at this thickness resists abrasion where it counts most.

Amara synthetic leather reinforces the palm base, cuff edges, and high-stress contact points. It holds its shape under repeated pressure and doesn't stretch out after a season of regular use.

PU artificial leather handles the structural sections that need rigidity without adding bulk. It keeps the glove's profile trim on the bar.

Back of Hand and Flexibility

Four-way stretch nylon covers the back of the hand. This is what lets the glove move with your hand instead of against it.

A glove that restricts your grip is a glove that fatigues your hand on long rides. The four-way stretch construction prevents that.

Lining: Where the Warmth Actually Comes From

The interior runs a Play Boy fleece bonded to 2mm foam lamination. It's a proper thermal lining, not a thin brush of fabric with a winter label on it.

The fleece sits directly against your skin. The foam layer behind it retains heat across sustained cold-weather riding.

The Hi Pura membrane sits within the liner construction and handles light rain and road spray. It's water-resistant, not waterproof — sufficient for the commute, not for hours in heavy rain.

Knuckle Protection: What's Inside the Guard?

The knuckle system uses a rigid preformed plastic shell (H-075) as the outer layer. Behind it sits a stack of foam materials at different densities.

The hard shell takes the initial impact. The foam absorbs and distributes the energy underneath. It's a two-stage system, and it's what earns the KP rating under EN 13594:2015 Level 1 CE certification.

That rating comes from independent lab testing — not a self-assessment.

Visor Wipe: Small Feature, Real Value

The vulcanized rubber visor wipe tab on the thumb is easy to overlook on a spec sheet. On a wet morning commute, it's one of the most-used features on the glove.

One swipe. Clear visor. Hand back on the bar. That's the entire interaction.

Fit and Closure System

The Velcro hook-and-loop cuff closure is wide enough to pull over a jacket sleeve and actually hold. It doesn't rely on a single narrow strap that loosens after twenty minutes of vibration.

An inner elastic wristband sits beneath the cuff and creates a second fit layer. The glove locks at the wrist and at the jacket — two independent anchor points.

Sizing covers XS through 3XL. The fit is designed to work without sizing up to accommodate the liner.

Technical Specifications

FAQs

What riding conditions are the Bela Tracker 2.0 gloves designed for? 

They're built for cold-weather street riding — winter commutes, touring in mixed conditions, and all-season use on public roads. They're not designed for track use.

How does the knuckle protection system work? 

A rigid preformed plastic shell forms the outer impact layer, backed by a multi-density foam stack. The hard shell handles initial impact; the foam absorbs and distributes energy underneath.

Do the Bela Tracker 2.0 gloves fit securely over a jacket cuff? 

Yes. The wide Velcro hook-and-loop closure pulls over a jacket sleeve and holds. The inner elastic wristband provides a secondary fit point at the wrist itself.

Are these gloves warm enough for sub-zero temperatures? 

They're designed for cold-weather winter riding. The Play Boy fleece and bonded foam lining retain heat well, though in extreme sub-zero conditions most riders add a base layer beneath.

What's the purpose of the visor wipe tab on the Bela Tracker 2.0? 

The vulcanized rubber thumb tab lets you clear your visor quickly without removing your hand from the bar or breaking your riding position. It's a practical detail for wet-weather commuting.