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Cortech Adrenaline 3.0 RR Gloves

The Cortech Adrenaline 3.0 RR Gloves are constructed from top-grade bovine cow leather with goat leather on the palms. The lining and stitching are made of Kevlar for extra strength and weight savings. These gloves feature the KNOX SPS Scaphoid Protection System. TPU knuckle, finger, thumb, and wrist protectors offer additional protection. The outer wrist and thumb incorporate durable SuperFabric. Digital leather overlays are included on […]

RST TracTech Evo R Gloves

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Used by champions such as Alex Lowes and Ian Hutchinson, the TracTech Evo R gloves are the top-of-the-line factory-racing gloves from RST. Constructed from a combination of full grain cow and kangaroo leather, these gloves offer a ton of protection on the track. A step-up from the previous version, the TracTech Evo R gloves include Aramid lining […]

Dainese Full Metal 6 Leather Gloves

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Constructed from goatskin leather, the Dainese Full Metal 6 Leather Gloves are the top of Dainese’s glove lineup. Reinforced leather palms provide excellent abrasion resistance. The Full Metal 6 Gloves feature carbon fiber inserts at the joints of the fingers and the head of the ulna bone, as well as composite inserts in carbon fiber/titanium on the […]

Scorpion Clutch Leather Gloves

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Scorpion Clutch Leather Gloves: Construction Designed for the track, the Scorpion Clutch Leather Gloves are constructed from goatskin, kangaroo, and stingray leather. DuPont Kevlar is used in the internal lining on the palm and thumb, as well as stitching. Ventilation These gloves have perforated stretch leather accordions on the fingers and thumbs to provide airflow, comfort and flexibility. Air intake/exhaust […]

Alpinestars GP Pro R2 Gloves

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Alpinestars GP Pro R2 Gloves: Construction A step up from the GP Plus R Gloves, the Alpinestars GP Pro R2 Gloves are constructed from full grain cow and goat leather, with kangaroo leather on the palms. The internal lining on the top of the hand, thumb, and little finger is made with Dupont Kevlar fiber. Ventilation Perforated leather […]

Alpinestars Supertech Leather Gloves

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Alpinestars Supertech Leather Gloves: Construction Constructed from full grain cow and kangaroo leather, the Supertech Leather Gloves are the top of Alpinestars’ glove lineup. The palm and outer hand features Keprotech reinforcements to provide excellent abrasion resistance. The internal lining on the top of the hand, thumb, and little finger is made with Dupont Kevlar fiber. Alpinestars Supertech Leather Gloves: Ventilation Perforated […]

Alpinestars GP Plus R Gloves

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Constructed from full grain cow and goat leather, the Alpinestars GP Plus R Gloves offer the perfect combination of ventilation and protection. These gloves now feature a double cuff closure, compared to the single cuff closure on the previous version. Perforated leather allows for excellent airflow, keeping your hands cool and dry in warm weather. The […]

Alpinestars SP Air Leather Gloves

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Constructed of full grain leather and mesh, the Alpinestars SP Air Leather Gloves offer the perfect combination of ventilation and protection. The gloves have a long gauntlet with two Velcro closures: a wrist adjuster and a strap on the cuff. Perforated leather allows for excellent airflow, keeping your hands cool and dry in warm weather. The […]

Alpinestars GPX Leather Gloves

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The Alpinestars GPX Leather Gloves offer the best in comfort and protection. They were designed with both goat and cow skin to give you maximum abrasion resistance while still providing excellent grip. The cuffs on the GPX Gloves are short with padded protectors that extend over the wrist. The wrist closure is Velcro, and features TPR logos and […]

Why Wear Motorcycle Gloves & What To Look For

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You have the motorcycle jacket, pants, and helmet. What more gear could you need? Actually, there is another important protective piece of clothing that you’re missing: riding gloves. The truth is, your hands and wrists are some of the body parts that need the most protection. Think of the last time you fell, even if it wasn’t […]