Riding Gear

Riding gear refers to wearable protective equipment designed to enhance safety, comfort, and performance while operating personal electric vehicles or other forms of powered transportation. This category includes items such as helmets, gloves, pads, protective jackets, and armored clothing. High-quality riding gear is engineered to reduce the risk of injury by providing impact protection, abrasion resistance, and weather shielding. Materials commonly used include reinforced textiles, hard-shell plastics, viscoelastic foams, and breathable fabrics that balance durability with mobility.


These products are used by riders of electric skateboards, scooters, e-bikes, motorcycles, one-wheels, and other mobility devices where speed and exposure increase risk. Beyond safety, many pieces of riding gear offer additional features such as ventilation channels, touchscreen-compatible fingertips, modular padding, or integrated lighting. With growing interest in personal electric transportation, riding gear has become an essential part of responsible riding, helping users enjoy greater confidence and protection in a wide range of environments.

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2026

Lumos made their name on smart helmet lighting, and the Sonorus is the fullest expression of that expertise yet: a gyro-activated brake light system, front and rear turn signals, and near-360-degree LED visibility that holds up in real-world riding conditions. To round it out, there is a MIPS-certified shell and replaceable electronics module, as well as a mesh intercom system that keeps up to 15 riders connected. The intercom works well in line-of-sight conditions but falls short of the advertised one-mile range claim, which is the main drawback of this tech-packed product.

2024
Flatland3D’s Fingerless Pro Eskate Gloves offer a winning blend of wrist and palm protection while preserving flexibility and essential touch sensitivity for device use. Ideal for riders deterred by restrictive wrist guards, these gloves keep hands safer without sacrificing mobility. While not completely fingerless, their partial coverage enhances protection without major drawbacks.
2019
Perfect for riders too lazy or disorganized to wear multiple pieces of safety gear, the Lazyrolling Armored Hoodie offers stylish upper body protection in a comfortable, well-constructed design. Though it can be warm in hot weather and tricky to insert pads, its convenience, look, and integrated armor make it genuinely wearable safety gear. Use code ONERADWHEEL for $20 off.
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The Leatt Dual Axis Knee/Shin Guards offer superb protection, comfort, and mobility—making them ideal for those unwilling to compromise on safety or convenience. Though they’re larger and pricier than basic pads, they stay secure while riding and provide excellent ventilation. For serious riders looking to push their limits, these guards are worth the investment.
2023
The new Predator DH6-Xe helmet brings upgrades over the DH6-Xg, like a convenient Fidlock20 magnet buckle, updated logo, and an added microfiber bag for spare lenses. Lightweight and protective, it's ideal for most PEV riders, though not DOT approved. Special holiday deals include discounts and a free silver mirror lens until Cyber Monday.
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The TSG Pass Full Face Helmet stands out for its sleek design, exceptional visibility, and certified safety, making it ideal for riders of Onewheels, EUCs, escooters, and ebikes. Its snug, secure fit and versatile visor offer comfort and protection in all conditions, though its weight and tight sizing may require consideration. Order one size up for the best experience.
2023
Perfect for cold weather riders on Onewheels, e-unicycles, escooters, and ebikes, the 1Protect All Weather Gloves offer comfort, water resistance, and interchangeable palm pucks for customizable protection. Touch-sensitive fingers work seamlessly, while their stylish look and ease of use make them convenient—just note the absence of dedicated wrist protection.
2023
The Flexmeter D30 Double Sided wrist guards stand out for top-tier protection, comfort, and surprising style, making them ideal for high-speed sports like snowboarding, skating, and Onewheel riding. While they’re not gloves and can be bulky with some gear, their smart design and quality build make them the best wrist guards I’ve tested.
2023
1Protect’s full finger gloves offer affordable, high-quality protection for Onewheel, EUC, longboard, and escooter riders. With improved fit, good touch sensitivity, and comfortable palm and knuckle protection, these gloves upgrade the brand’s previous fingerless version. Though removal can be tricky and puck misplacement happens, they’re now my top choice for year-round riding.
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2023
The 1Protect Gloves offer stylish, slim, and comfortable protection for Onewheel and EUC riders who dislike bulky safety gear. Featuring removable palm pucks for impact distribution and ventilation to keep hands cool, they’re a budget-friendly alternative to pricier gloves. However, the soft pucks are easy to lose, and the Velcro straps can be tricky to fasten one-handed.
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2023
Ethan shares his harrowing Onewheel fall, emphasizing the importance of quality gear. Despite suffering a severe elbow injury, his palms and wrists were unscathed thanks to durable, fingerless gloves. He lists the gloves’ pros—style, durability, and breathability—while noting their lack of wrist protection. Ethan recommends these gloves for warm rides and palm safety.
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2022
Flatland|3D Pro-Eskate Gloves offer excellent warmth, comfort, and wrist protection for cold-weather riding, making them ideal for Onewheel and e-skate enthusiasts. While they lack true touchscreen capability and are on the pricey side, their quality materials and unique safety design stand out. Improvements are still needed, but these gloves outperform most alternatives for winter rides.