Motorcycle Gloves

  1. Alpinestars SP-8 V3 Gloves

    $169.95 - $194.99
    76
  2. Alpinestars SMX-1 Air V2 Gloves

    $109.95
    102
  3. Klim Dakar Pro Gloves

    $99.95
    15
  4. Alpinestars SMX-2 Air Carbon V2 Gloves

    $149.95 - $171.99
    27
  5. Alpinestars SP-8 V3 Air Gloves

    $169.95
    9
  6. Alpinestars Womens Stella SP-8 V3 Gloves

    $169.95 - $193.99
    7
  7. Five RFX1 EVO Gloves

    $399.95
    3
  8. Alpinestars GP Pro R4 Gloves

    $399.95 - $487.99
    3
  9. Icon Twenty-Niner CE Gloves

    $54.95
    58
  10. Icon 1000 Axys Gloves

    $124.95
    36
  11. Alpinestars SP-5 Gloves

    $174.95 - $193.99
    37
  12. Klim Adventure GTX Short Gloves

    $259.95
    24
  13. Thor Terrain Gloves

    $64.95
    5
  14. Alpinestars Tourer W-7 V2 Drystar Gloves

    $200.99
    1
  15. Icon Airform Slabtown Gloves

    $84.95
    4
  16. Alpinestars Womens Stella SMX-1 Air V2 Gloves

    $109.95
    102
  17. 56% off

    Biltwell Bridgeport Gloves

    $64.99 - $163.99
    $64.99 - $74.99
    5
  18. Alpinestars Mustang V2 Leather Gloves

    $159.95
    17
  19. Revit Cayenne 2 Gloves

    $209.99
    16
  20. Klim Induction Gloves

    $199.95
    20
  21. Alpinestars SMX-Z Drystar Gloves

    $149.95 - $169.99
    17
  22. Revit Sand 5 Gloves

    $154.99
    11
  23. Revit Dirt 4 Gloves

    $154.99
    4
  24. Alpinestars Copper Gloves

    $109.95 - $125.99
    17
  25. Five Stunt EVO 2 Gloves

    $139.95 - $153.95
    12
  26. Leatt HydraDri 5.5 Gloves

    $139.99
    1
  27. Revit Heated Liberty H2O Gloves

    $519.99
    1
  28. Revit Mangrove Gloves

    $94.99
    14
  29. Five Kansas Gloves

    $119.95
    13
  30. 20% off

    Klim Badlands GTX Long Gloves - 2024

    $359.95
    $286.99
    3
  31. Icon Pursuit Classic Perforated Gloves

    $99.95
    20
  32. Icon Hypersport Short Gloves

    $94.95
    21
  33. Alpinestars GP Tech V2 Gloves

    $524.95 - $637.99
    2
  34. Five RFX3 EVO Gloves

    $229.95
    6
  35. Icon Womens Twenty-Niner CE Gloves

    $54.95
    58
  36. Revit Ritmo Gloves

    $179.99
    4
  37. Alpinestars Honda SP-8 V3 Gloves

    $179.95
    9
  38. Five HG1 EVO WP Heated Gloves

    $509.95
    7
  39. Revit Boxxer 2 H2O Gloves

    $179.99
    5
  40. Alpinestars Womens Stella Copper Gloves

    $109.95
    17
  41. Five Spark Gloves

    $99.95
    10
  42. MSR ADV Cold Weather D3O Gloves

    $105.99 - $111.99
    2
  43. Icon Pursuit Classic Gloves

    $99.95
    13
  44. Revit Kodiak 2 GTX Gloves

    $289.99
    2
  45. Icon 1000 Nightbreed Gloves

    $64.95
    18
  46. Klim Dakar Gloves

    $64.95
    2
  47. AddHeat 12V Heated Glove Liners

    $93.99
    7
  48. Alpinestars GP Plus R V3 Leather Gloves

    $319.95 - $395.99
    2
 
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About Motorcycle Gloves

Motorcycle gloves are your first line of defense in a crash, protecting your hands from abrasion, impact, and weather. From lightweight summer mesh to insulated Gore-Tex gauntlets, the right pair depends on how and where you ride. Key features like knuckle armor, palm sliders, and reinforced leather make a real difference when things go wrong. FortNine carries a huge selection with fast Canadian shipping, so you can dial in comfort and protection for every ride.

Motorcycle Gloves FAQ

Answers to common questions about motorcycle gloves, including fit, protection, and choosing the right type.

What are the best motorcycle gloves for protection?

Full-gauntlet leather gloves with hard knuckle armor and palm sliders offer the most protection. Look for CE-certified gloves with materials like cowhide, kangaroo leather, or SuperFabric reinforcements. If you ride fast or on track, choose gauntlet gloves; the trade-off is less airflow and flexibility.

What is the difference between gauntlet and short cuff gloves?

Gauntlet gloves extend over the jacket sleeve for better wrist and weather protection, while short cuff gloves stop at the wrist for convenience. If you ride on highways or in cold weather, choose gauntlets; short cuffs trade protection for comfort and quick on-off.

Are motorcycle gloves supposed to be tight?

Yes, they should fit snug without restricting movement or cutting off circulation. Leather gloves will break in and stretch slightly over time. If you feel pressure points or numbness, size up; loose gloves reduce control and protection.

What materials are best for motorcycle gloves?

Leather offers the best abrasion resistance, especially cowhide or kangaroo, while textile gloves add ventilation and weather resistance. Many gloves combine both with armor like TPU knuckles and foam padding. If you ride in hot weather, choose mesh-textile hybrids; the trade-off is reduced slide durability.

Do motorcycle gloves need armor?

Yes, armor significantly improves impact protection. Look for hard knuckle protectors and palm sliders, ideally CE-rated. If you ride in traffic or at speed, choose gloves with both; minimalist gloves trade safety for comfort and feel.

Are waterproof motorcycle gloves worth it?

Yes, if you ride in wet or cold conditions regularly. Gloves with Gore-Tex or similar membranes keep hands dry while maintaining some breathability. If you ride mostly in fair weather, skip waterproofing; the trade-off is less airflow and higher cost.

What are the best gloves for summer riding?

Mesh or perforated leather gloves with good airflow and lightweight armor are best for heat. Look for vented knuckles and stretch panels for comfort. If you ride in extreme heat, prioritize ventilation; the trade-off is lower abrasion resistance compared to full leather.

Can you use touchscreen with motorcycle gloves?

Yes, many modern gloves include touchscreen-compatible fingertips using conductive materials. This feature works best on index fingers and thumbs. If you rely on GPS or your phone, choose gloves with this feature; the trade-off is slightly reduced durability in those areas.