Simply find the best possible online shopping Dainese deals
Shop Dainese products and compare prices and listings on popular online marketplaces.
Dainese has a long pedigree in protective clothing and body armour. We put this premium priced glove up against former test winners and staff favourites.
The well-known motorcycle clothing brand Dainese was sold for the symbolic price of €1 (approx. US$1.10) to London-based investment funds Arcmont Asset Management and HPS Investment Partners – recently part of BlackRock – after experiencing significant financial difficulties. The buyers were already the company’s main creditors and took over Dainese with the aim of restructuring its debts of around 300 million euros (approximately 330 million US dollars). The transaction marks a dramatic turning point for one of the world’s leading suppliers of technical protective clothing for motorcyclists, mountain bikers, winter sports enthusiasts, and equestrians.
The change of ownership was triggered by a sustained deterioration in the financial situation. Dainese had posted losses for three consecutive years, with the 2024 financial year closing with a record loss of €120 million (approximately US$132 million). The previous year’s loss was significantly lower. The main causes of the crisis included the write-off of goodwill amounting to €86 million (approx. US$95 million), declining demand – particularly in Asian markets – an unfavorable macroeconomic environment with high interest rates, excess inventory from the pandemic period, and declining consumer spending.
With debt amounting to 15 times EBITDA (estimated…
The Dainese Project Apex 2025, the first event dedicated to testing and developing the protective technologies of tomorrow, went on stage, with today's motorcycling champions and the talents of the future all together for a day on one of the most legendary tracks in the world.
Committed to testing the innovations that will dress from next season and then equip the protections available to riders and fans of all levels, they gathered at Mugello to test and develop together with engineers and technicians from the R&D department of Dainese and AGV:
ALDEGUER FERMIN
BEZZECCHI MARCO
CARRARO NICOLA
DI GIANNANTONIO FABIO
GABARRINI MATTEO
HILLIER JAMES
HOLGADO DANIEL
IANNONE ANDREA
MARINI LUCA
MIGNO ANDREA
MORBIDELLI FRANCO
MUNOZ DAVID
PINI GUIDO
ROSSI VALENTINO
URIARTE BRIAN
VIETTI RAMUS CELESTINO
VITALI LUCA