Hippo Hands Rogue - Mid-Sized Motorcycle Hand Covers

The Hippo Hands Rogue model is a mid-sized hand cover that will work with a wide range of bikes and is a great choice for commuters, thanks to its fast on/off action. The Rogue is slightly smaller than the big adventure bike Alcan model, but it will also work well with even the big bikes. At a stated 10.5 inch depth (versus the 12-inch Alcans; and 9-inch Backcountrys) these middle-child hand covers will offer great freedom of movement for riders who tend to spend time standing on the pegs for stints, without sacrificing much in the way of weatherproofing. Rogues fit bikes like KTM 890 Adventure, Tiger 800/900, Versys, KLR 650, Tenere 700, scramblers and the like, as well as the bigger bikes listed for the Alcan – like the BMW GS, Africa Twins, and Big KTMs. For riders with bikes featuring integrated turn signals in the hand guards, check out the Rogue (Clear Front Panel) model, which offers a clear front panel to ensure turn signal visibility while keeping the elements at bay. Like its sibling Hippo Hands models, the waterproof Rogue incorporates a molded structural panel with an insulated closed-cell foam body that provides wind protection, warmth, and won’t fold under even at high speeds. At 10.5" depth - this is the middle child of the Hippo Hands lineup Best fit for KTM 890, Tiger 900/900, Versys, LKR 650, Tenere 700, Scramblers, etc. Also will work on big ADV bikes. Plush quilted interior with enough structure it won’t collapse at high speeds Front and side 3M retroreflective reflective panels for higher visibility in low light situations. Hand/brush guards are required for proper fitment and safety. Hippo Hands go on and off in seconds and never require tools or hardware. The soft inner paneling attaches to corresponding Velcro straps (included), which attach to handguards secure fitment. No handguards? No Problem. Check out the new Hippo Hands Bar-End Adapters Sold in pairs Hippo Hands has a three different models that fit a range of bikes. The Alcan, optimized for BMW GS bikes and the like, is the deepest in the range, with a full 12 inches of coverage going all the way up the rider’s forearm. The slightly smaller Rogue model by comparison is just slightly smaller, offering 10.5 inches of hand-swallowing depth, and may be slightly be better suited for riders who spend a lot of time on their pegs and working through a rider range of motion. The smallest and most minimal of the lineup is the Backcountry model, which is shallower at 9-inches-deep than its bigger brothers is best suited for naked standard bikes, such as the Ducati Scramber, or lighter-weight dirt bikes, where the rider will be moving around the bike to keep control of their bike on a trail.