Motorcycle racing gloves put armour over your knuckles and fingers. Both pairs here have a Friction Shield Technology (FST) knuckle protector with a dual density mold, TPU finger sliders and a foam padded cuff panel. Pick the Gloves - TPU Protection or the Gloves - Metal Protection.
Motorcycle Racing Gloves CE-Rated Kangaroo Leather, Engineered for Track
Motorcycle racing gloves combine kangaroo leather with carbon knuckle armor for track day protection across 50+ countries since 2009. Whether competing in motorsport or pushing limits on closed circuits, these hand-stitched gloves deliver impact resistance without sacrificing throttle feel. Padded palms and Kevlar reinforcement absorb abrasion during slides and aggressive cornering.
Racing gloves feature carbon knuckle guards that distribute impact across hard contact zones. Double-layer kangaroo palms resist abrasion while maintaining sensitivity to brake and throttle feedback. Secure wrist closures keep gloves locked during high-speed maneuvers, and reinforced stitching withstands repeated track exposure without splitting or peeling.
Racing Glove Types
Track Day Racing Gloves — Best for circuit riding and motorsport competition. Carbon-reinforced knuckles absorb impact on fall while textured fingertips maintain grip control. CE-rated protection meets safety standards without bulk.
Custom Race Gloves for Men — Best for riders seeking made-to-measure fit. Hand-stitched seams flex with hand movement across throttle and brake points. Engineered for extended track sessions where comfort directly impacts lap consistency.
Made-to-Measure Racing Gloves for Women — Best for female racers requiring tailored proportions. Padded knuckle protection and reinforced palms match men's specifications in women-specific sizing. Custom wrist closures ensure secure fit during aggressive riding.
Armored Racing Gloves with Palm Protection — Best for competitive environments and speed days. Multi-layer palm construction combines kangaroo leather with Kevlar lining for maximum abrasion defense. Knuckle armor remains CE-rated and impact-tested for motorsport events.
Touchscreen Racing Gloves — Best for riders managing lap timing and telemetry between sessions. Conductive fingertips allow device interaction without removal while maintaining full racing protection. Hand-stitched seams preserve glove integrity around touch-sensitive areas.
Buying Guidance
What size fits my hands? Compare measurements against our Size Guide for standard fit or explore Made to Measure options for competition-level precision. Are these gloves legal for racing? All racing gloves meet CE-rated safety standards required by motorsport events and track facilities. How do I maintain them? Regular conditioning preserves kangaroo leather flexibility, and careful cleaning extends durability across multiple race seasons. Visit our Contact Us for detailed Shipping and Return information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Each pair has three kinds of protection. The knuckles have a Friction Shield Technology (FST) knuckle protection system with a dual density mold. The fingers have TPU injected sliders. The cuff has a foam padded panel. These parts sit on the outside of the glove, over the spots that often touch the ground first if you fall.
TPU is a tough, bendy plastic. Injected means the plastic is shaped in a mold. The sliders sit on top of the fingers. If your hand hits the ground, they are meant to slide over the surface, so the glove under them takes less wear. TPU can still flex, so you can bend your fingers to work the brake and clutch.
Dual density means the knuckle guard has two layers. One layer is firm and the other is softer. On these gloves, the knuckle guard is the Friction Shield Technology (FST) knuckle protection system. It covers the joints at the top of your hand. Your knuckles stick out when you grip the bars, so they get their own guard.
Measure around your hand just below the knuckles, without the thumb. Then compare the number with the size chart. A racing glove should feel snug, with no loose material at the fingertips. The knuckle guard should sit on top of your knuckles when you make a fist. Also check that the foam padded cuff closes well around your wrist.
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