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The spring is shaping up to be a busy season for motorcyclists. After a slow start to the year due to some late-season snow last winter. The roads are finally clear for two-wheeled travel in most parts of the country. 

If riders don’t want to miss out on riding with friends. And family before summer’s record-breaking heat settles in, they should get their hands ready for rain.

As we roll into the mid-season of the year. It’s time to start thinking about what pieces of gear you may want to pick up before the summer months roll over and rain starts pouring. 

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Sure, we all know that winter is still a ways off. But it’s also not too early to get an idea of what you may want to grab once time rolls over. One gear that can be a lifesaver in wet conditions is Dainese’s Stafford D-Dry Gloves.

Dainese started in the heart of Italy from a pastime of creating and selling motorcycle-oriented leather goods. Through years of research. Dainese has created their specialized brand of gear—and with their brand comes an expectation of high quality, functionality, and performance that a select few can only match.

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Dainese is one of the most respected names in the motorcycle apparel industry, and Stafford gloves are a perfect example of why. Do you want to keep riding even after it’s started raining? 

Well, Dainese’s D-Dry membrane–equipped Stafford gloves will make it possible. Here’s what to expect from the Italian moto badged glove. They are made from abrasion-resistant synthetic fabric. While for a good grip, the palm section is made from the Amica suede.

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Further Stafford D-Dry Gloves are intended for use outdoors in the cold months. They feature a touchscreen compatible index finger to allow you to use your smartphone without removing your gloves first. The gloves also have velcro adjustments on the wrist.

The Stafford D-Dry gloves are a pair that offers high levels of protection right out of the box. Featuring knuckle armour with a reinforced palm, the gloves are ready for everyday riding and commuting while still being versatile enough to be used in the event of an unexpected rain shower. They are CE-rated EN 13594/2015 cat. II level 1.

Sizes range from XS to 3XL, starting from $79.95.

via Dainese

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