Riding Gear
A crash rarely gives you time to decide what you should have been wearing. That is the whole idea behind ATGATT, All The Gear All The Time, and it is why riding gear exists as a category rather than a single product. A good jacket protects your torso and arms, riding pants protect your hips and knees, gloves protect your hands, and boots protect your feet and ankles. Each piece does a specific job, and skipping one usually means that part of your body has nothing between it and the road.
We carry riding gear across all four of these categories, from genuine brands with proper certification and warranty. You can shop each category on its own, jacket, pants, gloves or boots, or build out a full kit a piece at a time as your budget allows.
Head to the sections below to go straight to what you need, or keep reading for a quick rundown of what each piece actually does.
- Complete head to toe range: Jackets, riding pants, gloves and boots, all in one category.
- Genuine products with warranty: Every brand stocked is authentic with manufacturer warranty.
- Sorted by price and type: Filter each category by budget, size and riding style.
- EMI available: Spread the cost of a full kit with EMI at checkout.
Building Your Riding Kit, Piece by Piece
Most riders do not buy a full kit in one go, and that is fine. A riding jacket is usually the first purchase, since it covers the largest area of your body and most crashes involve some kind of upper body impact. Gloves tend to come next, partly because they are the cheapest piece and partly because hands are almost always the first point of contact in a low speed fall.
Riding pants and boots often get added later, usually once a rider starts doing longer rides or commutes daily enough that jeans and sneakers stop feeling like enough. There is no fixed order that is right for everyone. It comes down to how you ride, how far, and how often, and building the kit around that rather than buying everything at once tends to work out better both for your budget and for actually wearing the gear you own.
FAQs
Q: What counts as riding gear?
A: Riding gear generally refers to a riding jacket, riding pants, gloves and boots, sometimes with a helmet included in the term as well. Each piece protects a different part of the body, so a complete kit covers you from head to toe rather than leaving any one area unprotected.
Q: Do I really need all four pieces, or is a jacket enough?
A: A jacket alone covers your torso and arms, but your hands, hips, knees and feet are just as exposed in a fall. Gloves are usually considered the next most important piece after a jacket, since hands are almost always the first thing to hit the ground, followed by pants and boots as your riding gets more frequent or covers longer distances.
Q: How much does a full riding kit cost?
A: This varies a lot depending on brand and protection level, but a reasonable starting kit, jacket, gloves, pants and boots, typically runs from around 12,000 to 25,000 rupees at the entry to mid range, with premium touring gear going well beyond that. Buying a piece at a time makes it easier to spread out the cost.
Q: What does ATGATT actually mean?
A: ATGATT stands for All The Gear, All The Time, a common phrase among riders that means wearing full protective gear on every ride, not just longer trips or highway runs. Most injuries happen on short, familiar routes precisely because riders are more likely to skip gear on rides they consider low risk.
Q: Are the products sold here genuine, with warranty?
A: Yes, every brand stocked here is genuine, with manufacturer warranty honoured on eligible products. Check the individual product listing for the specific warranty period, since it can vary between jackets, pants, gloves and boots.
For a closer look at what riding gear covers and why each piece matters, the guide on what riding gear actually is is a good place to start.