Scala Gears

Scala Gears was started by an Indian motorcyclist designing gear for Indian roads, not a global catalogue adapted after the fact. That shows up in how the range is built, with a scala riding jacket, gloves and pants meant to handle everything from city traffic to a long highway stretch.

The lineup covers a genuine range of riding styles. The Blaze and Marvel jackets are built for everyday commuting and touring, Brave and Thunder step up the protection for more serious riders, and the Akira jacket is cut specifically for women riders instead of being a resized men’s fit.

Scala gloves follow the same logic. Atlas and Viper suit daily use, Trekker is built for long touring days, and the Typhoon is a dedicated waterproof glove for riders who do not want to stop just because it started raining.

For the monsoon, the Scala rain jacket and matching rain pant are designed to layer over your existing riding gear rather than replace it, so you stay dry without changing what you already wear on a normal ride.

Every product on this page carries a 6 month manufacturer warranty against defects, and the armour used across the jackets and pants is backed for 5 years.

• Designed for Indian roads: Scala gears is built and tested by a rider in India, not adapted from a different market.
• Jackets for every riding style: From everyday commuting to serious touring, with a dedicated women’s fit in the Akira.
• Gloves that match the ride: Daily gloves, touring gloves and a dedicated waterproof option in the Typhoon.
• Ready for the monsoon: The Scala rain jacket and rain pant layer over your existing gear when the weather turns.
• Backed by real warranty: 6 month warranty on manufacturing defects, with 5 years of cover on armour.

The Scala Range Explained

The Blaze is the most accessible scala riding jacket in the lineup, built for daily commuting with mesh panels for airflow and armour at the shoulders and elbows. It is the jacket most riders start with before deciding whether they need more protection or a warmer build for longer rides.

Marvel steps up with a fuller shell and thermal liner, making it suited to both city rides and longer trips through changing weather. Brave and Thunder are built for riders who want maximum protection, with a more rugged construction and additional armour points, while the Akira is Scala’s jacket cut specifically for women, with a fit that does not rely on simply sizing down a men’s pattern.

On the glove side, Atlas and Viper are built for everyday grip and knuckle protection, Trekker adds more coverage and a sturdier build for touring, and the Typhoon is a fully waterproof winter glove for riders who ride through rain or cold without wanting to swap gear.

For the wet months, the Scala rain jacket and rain pant are designed as a shell layer, made to go on quickly over your regular riding jacket and pants rather than replace them. Riding pants like the Street model round out the range for riders who want matching protection below the waist.

FAQs

Q: What makes Scala riding jackets different from other riding gear brands?

A: Scala Gears was designed by an Indian motorcyclist specifically for Indian roads and riding conditions, rather than adapted from a jacket built for a different market. Every scala riding jacket is built with that in mind, from ventilation for Indian summers to armour placement suited to city and highway riding.

Q: Which Scala jacket should I buy for daily commuting?

A: The Blaze is the jacket most commuters pick, since it is built lightweight with mesh panels for airflow and armour at the shoulders and elbows. If you also do longer rides or want a warmer build, the Marvel adds a thermal liner while keeping the same everyday comfort.

Q: Are Scala gloves waterproof?

A: Most scala gloves like the Atlas, Viper and Trekker are built for everyday grip and protection rather than full waterproofing. The Typhoon is Scala’s dedicated waterproof glove, built specifically for riding through rain or cold weather.

Q: What is the Scala rain jacket and how is it different from a riding jacket?

A: The scala rain jacket is a waterproof shell layer meant to go on over your existing riding jacket during the monsoon, not replace it. It is built to be quick to put on and take off, so you can gear up fast when the weather turns without changing your usual riding jacket underneath.

Q: What warranty comes with Scala Gears products?

A: Scala Gears products carry a 6 month manufacturer warranty against manufacturing defects. Armour used across the jackets and pants is covered separately for 5 years.

Q: Is there a Scala riding jacket designed specifically for women?

A: Yes, the Akira is Scala’s women’s riding jacket, cut specifically for a women’s fit rather than a resized version of a men’s jacket. It carries the same focus on protection and comfort as the rest of the range.