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Race V3 Balaclava -
Atom Suit - FIA -
Race V3 Top Tech Layer -
Race V3 Bottom Tech Layer -
Race V3 Balaclava -
Atom Suit - FIA -
Race V3 Top Tech Layer -
Race V3 Bottom Tech Layer -
GP Pro Comp Suit - FIA -
ZX Evo V2 Top Tech Layer -
ZX Evo V2 Bottom Tech Layer -
SP + Shoes N -
Hypertech Suit - FIA -
Atom Suit - FIA -
GP Pro Comp V2 Suit - FIA -
Atom Suit - FIA -
GP Pro Comp Bootcut Suit - FIA -
SP + Shoes N -
GP Pro Comp Bootcut Suit - FIA -
SP + Shoes N -
Race V3 Top Tech Layer -
ZX Evo V2 Top Tech Layer -
Supermono V2 Shoes FIA -
Hypertech Suit - FIA -
SP + Shoes N -
KX Bottom Tech Layer -
Youth Tempest V2 Waterproof Gloves -
Atom Graphic Suit - FIA -
Atom Graphic 4 Suit - FIA -
Tech-1 K Race V2 One Vision Gloves -
AK-1 Kart Body Protector -
Youth AK-1 Kart Body Protector -
SP V2 Shoes -
GP Tech V3 Suit - FIA -
Kart Indoor Suit -
Kart Indoor Suit
Frequently asked questions Hide FAQs
What kind of gear is included in the Auto & Karting Outlet?
The Auto & Karting Outlet brings together discounted motorsport apparel and equipment from Alpinestars’ auto racing and karting ranges. Depending on current availability, the collection typically includes racing suits, gloves, footwear, and technical base layers for both disciplines.
This is a mixed outlet collection, so the product assortment can change by size, color, homologation, and season. If you want to shop a full-price category in more depth, you can also explore auto racing equipment and karting gear.
Are items in the Auto & Karting Outlet still certified for racing use?
Many items in this outlet collection are built to recognized motorsport standards, but certification depends on the specific product. In the auto range, you may see gear approved to standards such as FIA 8856-2018 or SFI 3.2A/5, while karting suits commonly reference FIA 8877-2022.
Because outlet collections include different categories, always check the certification listed on the product page and compare it with your championship or track-day rulebook before purchase. Outlet status does not automatically mean non-compliant, but the exact homologation and eligibility must be confirmed item by item.
What is the difference between auto racing gear and karting gear in this outlet collection?
Auto racing gear and karting gear are designed for different risk profiles. Auto racing equipment is built around fire protection and homologation for use in race cars, while karting equipment is generally focused more on abrasion resistance, comfort, and freedom of movement for kart-specific driving.
| Discipline | Primary protection focus | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Auto racing | Heat and flame resistance, plus track homologation | Circuit racing, endurance, rally, and other car categories |
| Karting | Abrasion resistance, mobility, and pedal feel | Indoor karting, sprint karting, and competition karting |
If you need a discipline-specific range instead of a mixed outlet selection, browse auto suits or the full karting collection.
Can I use outlet auto or karting gear for competition?
Potentially yes, but competition use depends on the exact product, its certification, and the current rules of your series. Sanctioning bodies often specify which homologation standard is required for suits, gloves, shoes, and underwear, and some standards also have validity periods or event-specific requirements.
Before racing, confirm three points: the product’s stated certification, the condition of the item, and your organizer’s latest rulebook. This is especially important for outlet purchases, where products may come from earlier model years even though they remain high-performance motorsport gear.
How should auto racing and karting gear from the outlet fit?
Motorsport apparel should fit close and secure without restricting driving position. Suits should allow full shoulder, arm, and knee movement without excessive loose fabric, gloves should fit snugly for steering feel, and footwear should provide a precise fit for consistent pedal control.
Use the size chart on each product page rather than assuming the same fit across all categories. In a mixed outlet collection, fit can vary between auto and karting products, as well as between race-cut suits, gloves, shoes, and technical layers.
























