The BOXER WP gloves by FIVE are motorcycle gloves, ideal for everyday use and riding in all weather conditions, offering high levels of protection, waterproofing, comfort, and a good feel on the handlebars. They are designed to strike a balance between waterproofing, flexibility, and safety, meeting the rider's needs for both urban commuting and more demanding use.

Made from fabric, they offer durability and comfort for everyday use. Ergonomics are enhanced by a waterproof fabric construction on the upper part for weather resistance and protection against water and wind. The palm is made of goatskin, offering high abrasion resistance and a good tactile feel. Additionally, they feature an OUTDRY® membrane, a waterproof and breathable membrane applied to the outer material, which prevents water and air from entering while allowing moisture to escape outward. Additionally, the Bemberg™ inner lining offers a soft and breathable feel, reducing moisture and increasing comfort during extended use.

Comfort is enhanced by PU Grip palm reinforcement, which improves grip on the handlebars, increases control, and reduces slippage during use. Lycra® comfort straps offer elasticity and a comfortable fit around the wrist without restricting movement, while the cuff with a soft protective foam pad enhances comfort in the wrist area. At the same time, reflective printing on the fingers and wrist improves visibility in low-light conditions. The quick-closure system with a flap, Velcro, and synthetic leather at the wrist ensures a secure and stable fit, while the TouchScreen™ system on the index finger allows for the use of touchscreens without removing the gloves.

Protection is provided by a PVC protective shell, which absorbs and disperses impact energy at the joints and metacarpals, reducing the risk of bone and joint injury. At the same time, the TPR hypothenar protective cover (palm slider) in the hypothenar region acts as a slider, allowing the hand to slide across the asphalt in the event of a fall, reducing friction, stress, and the risk of injury to the wrist and palm.