Alpinestars Aragon Gloves Review 2026

4.2/5.0
By Max H June 6, 2026
Looks / Appearance 4.1 / 5.0
Functionality 4.3 / 5.0
Ease of use 4.4 / 5.0

Pros

1. CE EN 13594:2015 Level 1 KP certification delivers verified protection at an accessible £39.99 price point
2. Stretch mesh back hand provides genuine ventilation for warmer urban riding conditions
3. Slim wrist construction sits cleanly inside jacket sleeves for a practical urban commuter fit

Cons

1. PVC hard knuckle offers less protection than the hard polymer alternatives in higher-priced gloves
2. Short cuff provides limited wrist coverage compared to longer-cuffed touring alternatives
3. At £39.99 it competes with similarly priced alternatives from other CE-certified brands

The Aragon Glove is a CE-certified urban riding glove that prioritises breathability and low weight without dropping protection. Stretch fabric construction and stretch mesh on the full back hand keep the glove light and ventilated, while a synthetic suede palm delivers abrasion resistance where it matters. A PVC covered hard knuckle provides impact protection in the critical zone, and a rubber grip zone adds both grip and abrasion resistance on the outer hand. A slim wrist construction ensures the glove sits cleanly inside jacket sleeves, and a touchscreen-compatible index finger handles device use on the move. CE certified to EN 13594:2015 Level 1 KP.

Who are the Alpinestars Aragon Gloves aimed at?

The Aragon Gloves are aimed at urban and commuter riders who want CE-certified protection in a lightweight, ventilated short glove. At £39.99, they’re an accessible CE-certified option for city riding where breathability matters as much as protection.

Specifications:

– CE certification: EN 13594:2015 Level 1 KP
– Construction: Stretch fabric with stretch mesh back hand
– Palm: Synthetic suede for abrasion resistance
– Knuckle: PVC covered hard knuckle
– Grip: Rubber grip zone on outer hand
– Wrist: Slim construction, webbing strap closure
– Fourchette: Stretch for flexibility
– Stretch insert: Ergonomic, between palm and thumb
– Touchscreen: Multimedia compatible index finger
– Price: £39.99

The Aragon Gloves deliver CE-certified protection in a lightweight, ventilated format that suits urban riding well. The stretch mesh back hand and synthetic suede palm give them the right balance between breathability and abrasion resistance, and the slim wrist construction makes them practical under jacket sleeves in all conditions.

Our Verdict

The Aragon Gloves are a practical, well-specified CE-certified urban riding glove at a price that’s easy to justify. The stretch mesh back, synthetic suede palm, and slim wrist construction make for a breathable, practical commuter glove, and the Level 1 KP certification covers the protection requirement for urban riding. A strong option for city riders on a budget.

Pros

1. CE EN 13594:2015 Level 1 KP certification delivers verified protection at an accessible £39.99 price point
2. Stretch mesh back hand provides genuine ventilation for warmer urban riding conditions
3. Slim wrist construction sits cleanly inside jacket sleeves for a practical urban commuter fit

Cons

1. PVC hard knuckle offers less protection than the hard polymer alternatives in higher-priced gloves
2. Short cuff provides limited wrist coverage compared to longer-cuffed touring alternatives
3. At £39.99 it competes with similarly priced alternatives from other CE-certified brands