The Alcan™ hand covers provide maximum protection no matter the weather. Originally designed for BMW GS motorcycles, the Alcans are compatible with a wide range of bigger adventure and sport touring bikes. Covered with our waterproof HippoSkin™, it features a generous layer of HippoFat™ insulation, keeping the elements at bay. These hand covers ensure comfort and dexterity, giving you full protection while you ride. Plus, the reflective components boost visibility during low-light rides, so you can ride confidently even when the sun sets.
For bikes with integrated turn signals, check out the Alcan™ CF (Clear Front) model, which features a clear window for turn signal visibility while keeping your hands warm and dry.
Note: Hand/brush guards are required for fitting and safety reasons.












Alcan — EXPEDITION HAND GUARD COVERS, SEVERE WEATHER TOURING
Clear front panel option for BMW GS 1300 and other bikes with hand guard integrated turn signals.
- Maximum coverage for ultimate hand protection.
- Waterproof & insulated for warm, dry hands in any conditions.
- Easy, tool-free installation over hand/brush guards.
"They are easy to put on and stop the rain and the wind. You can use lightweight gloves and still stay warm."
Standard international shipping (1–3 weeks).
Delivering to Outside US
Domestic Shipping: We typically ship orders placed by noon Pacific Time the same day (M-F). Standard domestic shipping takes 2-7 business days.
International Shipping: We offer international shipping, which typically takes 1-3 weeks. Expedited shipping options are also available. You can also refer to our Dealer Locator to find a local dealer. For more information, read our Shipping Policy.
Returns: We offer a 30-day return policy. Contact us at customerservice@hippohands.com for assistance with your return. For more information, browse our Returns + Warranty.
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"They are easy to put on and stop the rain and the wind. You can use lightweight gloves and still stay warm."
"They are easy to put on and stop the rain and the wind. You can use lightweight gloves and still stay warm."




























