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Morph Sport Handschuhe -
Syncro V2 Drystar® Handschuhe -
Morph Sport Handschuhe -
Halo Lederhandschuhe -
Morph Street Handschuhe -
Honda Copper Handschuhe -
AMT-10 Drystar® XF Winter Handschuhe -
Stated Handschuhe -
Crazy Eight Handschuhe -
Phenom Lederhandschuhe -
Phenom Lederhandschuhe -
T-SP W Drystar® Handschuhe -
Stella Tourer W-7 Drystar® Handschuhe -
Jet Road Handschuhe -
Stella Vika V2 Handschuhe -
Range 2 In One GORE-TEX Handschuhe Mit Goregrip Tech -
Atom Handschuhe -
Atom Handschuhe -
Booster V2 Handschuhe -
Morph Street Handschuhe -
S-Max Drystar® Handschuhe -
SP-2 V3 Handschuhe -
Stella Phenom Leder Air Handschuh -
Stella Phenom Lederhandschuh Air -
Syncro V2 Drystar® Handschuhe -
Morph Sport Handschuhe -
Faster Handschuhe -
SP-5 Handschuhe -
Mustang V2 Handschuhe -
C-30 Drystar® Handschuhe -
Aragon Handschuhe -
Stated Air Handschuhe -
Denali Aerogel Drystar® Handschuhe -
Aragon Handschuhe -
SPX Air Carbon V2 Handschuhe -
GP Tech V2 Handschuhe
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What types of motorcycle gloves are included in the outlet collection?
The Motorcycle Gloves Outlet collection typically includes discounted gloves for sport riding, street use, touring, and urban commuting. Depending on current availability, you may find short-cuff summer gloves, race-inspired leather gloves, waterproof touring gloves, and insulated cold-weather options.
Features vary across the collection, but common options include hard knuckle protection, reinforced palms, touchscreen-compatible fingertips, ventilation panels, and weather-resistant constructions. If you want to compare full-price category ranges, you can also browse road gloves or touring gloves.
How should motorcycle gloves fit and how do I choose the right size?
Motorcycle gloves should fit snugly without cutting off circulation. A correct fit keeps the palm, fingers, and knuckle protectors in the right position while maintaining feel on the throttle, brake, and controls. New leather gloves may feel slightly firm at first, then relax as they break in.
If you are between sizes, think about your intended use. Riders who prioritize maximum control often prefer a closer performance fit, while those planning long-distance or cold-weather use may want enough room for comfort and any liner thickness. The most important check is that there is no bunching in the palm and no pressure points when you close your hand around the grips.
Are outlet motorcycle gloves CE certified?
Many motorcycle gloves in this collection are CE certified, but certification can vary by model and intended use. For motorcycle gloves, CE marking generally indicates compliance with the relevant protective glove requirements for motorcycle use, including abrasion, seam strength, and impact-related testing where applicable.
Because outlet collections can include different generations and riding categories, always check the individual product page for the exact certification details and markings before ordering. If certification is a priority for your riding, that product-level confirmation is the best reference.
What is the difference between short-cuff and gauntlet motorcycle gloves?
The main difference is wrist and lower-forearm coverage. Short-cuff gloves are generally chosen for everyday street riding, warm-weather comfort, and easier on-off use. Gauntlet gloves extend farther over the wrist and jacket sleeve, which can improve coverage, weather sealing, and track-oriented protection.
| Style | Coverage | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Short-cuff gloves | Covers the hand and wrist with a compact closure. | Urban riding, commuting, summer street use. |
| Gauntlet gloves | Extends over the wrist and part of the jacket sleeve. | Sport riding, touring, track use, colder or wetter conditions. |
The outlet may include both formats, so the right choice depends on your riding position, weather needs, and preferred level of wrist coverage.
How do I clean and care for motorcycle gloves?
Care depends mainly on the glove material. Leather motorcycle gloves are usually best cleaned with a damp cloth or a leather-safe cleaner, then air-dried away from direct heat. Textile gloves may allow more routine washing, but you should always follow the care label because waterproof membranes, bonded protectors, and conductive fingertips can require gentler treatment.
Do not use bleach, harsh detergents, radiators, or tumble drying unless the label specifically allows it. Let gloves dry naturally, reshape them while damp if needed, and store them in a cool, ventilated place. Proper care helps preserve fit, flexibility, and protective performance over time.