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The Orange Motorcycle Gloves are designed for riders who crave speed and safety. Crafted from full-grain leather, these gloves provide excellent abrasion resistance while keeping you comfortable on the road. Riders appreciate the blend of style and functionality, ensuring they look great while remaining protected.
- Full-grain leather for durability.
- Rubber protection with cooling air intake.
- TPU sliders for crush and abrasion resistance.
- Pre-curved design for comfort.
- Secure Velcro strap closures.
Alex Rins Orange Motorcycle Gloves 2018
- Orange Motorcycle Gloves for street racing feature full-grain leather construction, delivering excellent abrasion resistance for street riding and track riding gear.
- Leather reinforcement between the thumb and index finger enhances durability in high-stress grip areas.
- Rubber protection provides added shield against scuffs and impact.
- Rubber protector with air intake and exhaust ports promotes cooling during fast riding.
- Palm, thumb, and finger TPU sliders mounted on poly-foam provide superior impact and abrasion resistance.
- Pre-curved palm and fingers deliver form-fitting comfort for riding posture.
- Integrated flexible knuckles provide discreet protection, aligned with MotoGP-style street riding gear.
- Velcro strap wrist closure helps keep the glove secure during a fall.
- Velcro cuff wrist closure.
- Street racing gloves are safety stitched with high-strength nylon thread for durability.
Alex Rins Orange Motorcycle Gloves 2018 
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street racing gloves Alex Rins Orange Motorcycle Gloves 2018
Product Specifications
- Product Type: MotoGP gloves
- Category: Gloves, MotoGP
- Best Use: Street riding and track riding
- Material: Full-grain leather; TPU; poly-foam
- Construction: Full-grain leather construction with reinforcement between the thumb and index finger; rubber protection with air intake and exhaust ports; palm, thumb, and finger TPU sliders mounted on poly-foam; pre-curved palm and fingers; integrated knuckle protection; safety stitched with nylon thread
- Comfort Features: Pre-curved palm and fingers; poly-foam backing under TPU sliders
- Ventilation: Air intake and exhaust ports for cooling
- Closure / Fit System: Velcro strap wrist closure; Velcro cuff closure
- Style / Design Features: Orange color; street racing design; MotoGP-inspired styling
- Ideal For: Riders seeking street racing or MotoGP-grade leather gloves
-- FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS --
Are Alex Rins Orange Motorcycle Gloves 2018 suitable for street and track use?
Yes, they are designed for street riding and controlled track sessions. Full-grain leather gives strong abrasion and tear resistance in slides. TPU sliders on palm, thumb, and fingers add impact abrasion resistance. A rubber protector with vents helps channel air to the knuckles. Flexible, integrated knuckles give discreet coverage without adding bulk. The pre-curved fit improves comfort for aggressive hand positions. Velcro wrist and cuff closures keep the gloves secured during rides. These gloves suit sport riders wanting race-style features for street use. For full-day track sessions, consider more race-specific gauntlet gloves instead.
What size should I order for these street racing gloves?
Start by checking the size chart on the product page. Measure your dominant hand around the knuckles with fingers together. Compare that measurement to our chart to find your best match. Pre-curved palms tend to feel a snug, race-oriented fit on first wear. If you are between sizes, consider sizing up for extra comfort. Account for thin liners or heated grips when choosing a size. Velcro wrist closures help adjust fit for a firmer feel. Contact customer service with your measurements for one-on-one guidance. We can suggest the nearest size based on your hand dimensions. Always test fit before riding to ensure proper comfort and control.
How breathable are the orange motorcycle gloves on long rides?
These gloves include a rubber protector with an air intake and exhaust port for cooling. Those vents help move air across the knuckle area during motion. Openings are useful but not as extensive as fully perforated gloves. Poly-foam mounted sliders keep a small air gap under the protectors. Riders in hot climates may still find them warm on long rides. For maximum airflow, choose perforated race gloves with more vents and mesh. These gloves balance protection and ventilation for mixed riding conditions. They work well for street and short track sessions in moderate temperatures. Layering with moisture wicking liners can improve comfort during heat. Always test breathability on a short ride before long distance trips.
What protection features are built into these orange leather gloves?
They use full-grain leather for strong surface abrasion resistance. TPU sliders sit on poly-foam to absorb and spread impact forces. Flexible, integrated knuckles provide coverage without hindering wrist movement. A molded rubber protector adds an extra layer over the knuckles. There is leather reinforcement between the left thumb and pointer finger for common wear areas. High-strength nylon safety stitching keeps seams secure under stress and use. Velcro wrist closures reduce glove movement during aggressive braking and cornering. These features help reduce abrasion to skin during slides and scrapes. They are aimed at sport riders seeking race-style hand protection. Do not assume gloves prevent injury; they are one part of gear.
How should I clean and care for the gloves to keep them in good shape?
Wipe the leather gently with a damp cloth after each ride to remove dirt. Use mild soap sparingly for stubborn dirt on leather areas only. Avoid machine washing, soaking, or harsh chemical cleaners on leather. Let gloves air dry naturally away from direct heat or sunlight. Apply a small amount of leather conditioner to keep material supple and prevent drying. Fasten the Velcro before storage to protect the hook and loop surfaces. Store them flat in a cool, dry place when not in use. Regular inspection helps find seam wear or slider damage early. Replace gloves if stitching fails or protective components become compromised. Proper care extends leather life and keeps fit and function reliable.