ALPINESTARS JET ROAD GORETEX GLOVE BLACK

• Integrated padding on fingers for fit and comfort.


• Reflective piping on backhand and fingers make the rider more visible to other road users.


• Touch screen compatible fingertips for use with smart devices such as mobile phones and sat navs.


• PU knuckle protection offers class-leading protection without impeding hand flex or movement.


• Ergonomic stretch insert between thumb and palm offers flexibility to vastly improve hand movement.


• Alpinestars patented third and fourth finger-bridge prevents contortion and separation of the fingers in the event of impact slide.


• Long cuff design for extended coverage and to form hermetic seal with jacket.

A premium adventure touring glove that features an updated design for a more streamlined fit, the Jet Road V2 features a premium GORE-TEX waterproof and breathable membrane plus PrimaLoft® lining for excellent thermal properties. The material’s advanced ultra-light fibers trap heat while insulating against cold and are water-resistant for improved thermal performance. Incorporating class-leading material engineering and technical innovation, this CE-certified touring glove has a hard polymer knuckle for class-leading protection and PU coated reinforcement zones on thumb and palm for durability. Synthetic leather reinforcements with foam padding on the palm and outer hand landing zone provide abrasion resistance on key impact zones. Reinforcements consisting of aramid fiber and polyamide for abrasion resistance performance for fourth finger.

About Alpinestars

Alpinestars was founded by an Italian leather craftsman, Sante Mazzarolo. The brand name was coined after the everlasting Alpine starflower, found in Asolo, Italy: the founder’s hometown. In 1963, he started making the first products when motocross was establishing itself and gaining popularity across Europe. Mazzarolo combined his leather craftsmanship expertise to create footwear that provides much-needed protection to the daredevils of extreme motorcycle riding. His design became the archetype of motocross protection, revolutionising the rider protection industry.