LS2 All Terrain II Gloves
LS2 All Terrain II Gloves - A short-cuff riding glove with a TPU palm slider and the higher CE EN13594-KP certification, built on a genuinely unisex size chart. Touchscreen fingertips, anti-slip grip.
The LS2 All Terrain II is the updated version of LS2's All Terrain glove, built with a higher-rated certification and a TPU palm slider rather than the original's simpler TPR protection. It's also the only glove in this range built on a genuinely unisex size chart, with separate men's and women's measurements on the same product.
The shell uses 3D lock mesh, neoprene and synthetic leather for ventilation and flexibility. Protection is a TPR knuckle protector, a TPU palm slider protector, and synthetic suede reinforcement at the main impact zones. It's CE certified to EN13594:2015-1-KP, the higher standard that includes a dedicated knuckle protector impact test on top of the base certification.
Everyday details: perforated palm and fingers for airflow, anti-slip silicone printing on the palm and fingers for grip, mesh around the thumb for comfort, stretchable neoprene at the wrist, a secure hook-and-loop wrist closure, an easy-on puller for quick removal, and touchscreen compatibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: How is this different from the original All Terrain?
A1: It's a newer generation with a TPU palm slider instead of TPR, the higher EN13594:2015-1-KP certification, and a unisex size chart rather than the men's-only chart on the original. It costs Rs.750 more as a result.
Q2: Does this actually fit women, or is "unisex" just marketing?
A2: It's a genuine unisex chart, LS2 publishes separate men's and women's hand circumference measurements for the same glove, the women's range runs XS through XL, the men's range extends further to 3XL.
Q3: What does the KP in the certification mean?
A3: It means the glove has passed an additional knuckle protector impact test beyond the base EN13594:2015-1 standard, a more specific protection claim than the base certification alone.
Q4: How do I measure for size?
A4: Wrap a tape around your hand just behind the knuckles, excluding the thumb, keeping the tape snug. Measure both hands, use the larger measurement, and check it against the men's or women's column on this page.
Q5: Is this glove waterproof?
A5: No, it's built for spring, summer and autumn riding rather than wet weather.
