If you happen to get caught in an unintentional game of ride-n-slide, abrasion resistance is your main priority after impact protection. The materials used in our riding gear are selected on their high levels of performance against abrasion, tearing, and heat.

Below you’ll find a selection of our most special constructions and materials, such as fully woven (singe layer) jeans, SuperFabric® reinforcements, and the versatility of aramid fibres.

Heat-resistant material with a very high melting point on the outer shell at the bottom of the legs. Prevents a meltdown whenever your exhaust and pants accidentally meet each other.

SuperFabric® is a highly abrasion-resistant material. The fabric is overlaid with countless little guard plates on top that are arranged in a way that allows flexibility without sacrificing performance.

They are coated in a resin that is also used in the production of helmets and can withstand aggressive abrasion – and are also highly slash- and rip resistant.

So all in all, an effective additional layer of protection in key areas. You’ll find it in our gloves, jackets, pants, and even our MotoGP suits, where they cover critical seams.

Impact areas are reinforced on the inside with a layer of Aramid fabric against the outer shell. Provides extra resistance against abrasion, rips and tears where it is most important.

Aramid fibres are incorporated during the manufacturing process, due to which it is fully woven into the outer shell of the garment, creating a single-layer jeans.

Provides a high level of resistance against abrasion, cuts and tears, and improved breathability compared to reinforced pants.

Cordura fibres are incorporated during the manufacturing process, due to which it is fully woven into the outer shell of the garment, creating a single-layer jeans.

Provides a high level of resistance against abrasion, cuts, and tears, and improved breathability compared to reinforced pants.

Now you know the benefits of some of the special materials we use to keep you safe. Want to find out more about other forms of protection? Return to the Safety page and scroll down to continue your adventure.