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Frequently asked questions Hide FAQs
What are off-road gloves used for?
Off-road gloves are designed for motocross, enduro, trail, and other dirt-focused riding where grip, bar feel, flexibility, and abrasion resistance are priorities. Compared with many street motorcycle gloves, they use lighter constructions that help riders maintain precise input at the throttle, clutch, and brake levers.
Across this collection, the focus is direct control in changing terrain, with materials chosen to handle repeated hand movement, roost, vibration, and high-wear contact points on the palm and fingers.
How should motocross and off-road gloves fit?
Off-road gloves should fit close to the hand for precise control without restricting circulation. The palm should sit flat with no bunching, the fingertips should reach the ends cleanly without extra material, and the closure should hold the glove securely during riding.
If you are between sizes, think about your preference for feel versus room. A closer fit generally gives better lever feedback, while a slightly roomier fit can feel more comfortable on longer rides. Use the Alpinestars size chart and measure your hand before choosing.
What features should I look for in off-road motocross gloves?
Most off-road motocross gloves are built around lightweight, flexible materials that support control and ventilation. Common features include stretch or mesh backhands for mobility, synthetic suede palms for grip and abrasion resistance, reinforced thumb or side-hand panels, silicone finger prints for lever control, and secure wrist closures.
Some styles also add light knuckle coverage or touchscreen-compatible fingertips, but the overall goal stays the same: low-bulk construction that keeps the rider connected to the bike. For more dirt-focused options, browse the wider MX gloves collection.
What is the difference between off-road gloves and street motorcycle gloves?
Off-road gloves are generally lighter and more flexible than street motorcycle gloves because they prioritize dexterity, airflow, and lever feel. Street gloves more often emphasize weather protection, road-slide abrasion coverage, and heavier protective structures for pavement use.
| Type | Main Priority | Typical Feel | Best Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Off-road gloves | Grip, ventilation, mobility | Lightweight and tactile | Motocross, enduro, trail riding |
| Street or adventure gloves | Weather coverage and road protection | More structured and protective | Commuting, touring, mixed-road riding |
If you need more coverage for wet weather or longer road mileage, see adventure motorcycle gloves.
Are off-road gloves waterproof, and how should I wash them?
Most off-road gloves are not fully waterproof because the category typically prioritizes breathability, flexibility, and quick control response over all-weather sealing. They are usually best for mild to hot conditions rather than sustained rain or cold-weather riding.
For care, hand wash with mild soap or detergent in cool to lukewarm water, rinse thoroughly, and let them air dry away from direct heat. Avoid bleach, harsh chemicals, dryers, and radiators, since high heat can damage palm materials, grip prints, protective details, and touchscreen surfaces. Always follow the care label on the specific glove.























