Alpinestars Halo Leather Gloves Item # 849268
Description
A short cuff glove design, the Halo Leather Glove has an over-injected knuckle for protection against repeated impacts. This glove also has a thin, streamlined cuff for reduced bulk, allowing it to be easily worn under the sleeves of a jacket. Technical construction is optimized for enhanced protection when riding off-road. The stretch backhand constructed with polyamide and reinforced with aramid delivers the perfect blend of flexibility, comfort and durability. Featuring a seamless knuckle protector which offers effective protection against impacts.
Features:
- Premium goat leather and advanced stretch textile main chassis for high levels of abrasion resistance and comfort
- Extensive perforated panel on fingers for optimal airflow
- Stretch fabric on the back hand for enhanced freedom of movement
- Over-injected, ergonomically profiled knuckle protector delivers protection against impacts; seamless construction delivers enhanced rider comfort
- ARshield landing pad for additional protection on a key area
- Over-injected finger sliders for enhanced abrasion resistance
- Rubber grip palm for enhanced feel with the bike's controls
- Short cuff design with flat wrist closure for a thin, streamlined profile
- Touchscreen compatible index and thumb for use with smart devices
- Certification: EN 13594 2015
Part Numbers for Alpinestars Halo Leather Gloves
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
RKA8 from
Happy with my purchase.
Build quality is high, looks good, great feel of the controls. Unfortunately I also had the chance to crash test the gloves and they performed really well, although it wasn’t a large crash, I did spreading my wrists but the palm sliders did their job.
Date published: 2023-09-11
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Kuro_CB1K from
A dissapointment
I ordered these gloves mainly because of the color scheme to match my gear (red/white). They did receive good reviews however, here's what I found personally. They're very breathable and true to size (I have avg/large hands) and I took a large. The bad, this is the worst part for me...the materials used on the palm/finger pads seems rough, I feel like I'm holding sandpaper. The material bunches up sort of speak. And the biggest thing I've noticed vs my other gloves are my hands go numb after 1hr of riding. I'm assuming it's the lack of quality materials that allow the vibrations to get through. It was worth a shot, but I'm disappointed. These gloves should retail for $120 vs the $170 price point.
Date published: 2024-06-24