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Alpinestars did go slightly over the top (i.e. too flashy) with the branding in the gloves although the holistic design and coloring of the GP Pro R3 gloves is epic. Textile Textile Textile gloves use many different synthetic materials all purpose made to protect against the elements. (47) Finger bridge on the third and fourth finger prevents finger roll and separation in the event of a slide. For the first time in my life I’m experiencing what real sporty fun riding is and I’m geared from top to bottom. Full face helmets make life so much easier than riding helmet-less.The Garibaldi Motion gloves are the only insulated waterproof winter motorcycle gloves that are CE Level 2-KP certified at present. The ON BOARD PRX-1 gloves are worn by several Spanish racers in the lower categories of professional racing and, in spite of the PRX-1 gloves’ racing orientation, the gloves are actually extremely comfortable and suitable for both sport riding and street riding. The Bogotto Veloce gloves have some very-minor cosmetic flaws (e.g. finger overlays not being symmetric) but, from afar, the Bogotto Veloce gloves look all business and will have fellow riders asking you about the gloves.

Last but not least, the GP Pro R3 gloves feature Alpinestars’ flagship L-shaped palm slider to put the icing on the cake to the palms’ armoring and shielding. Stitching Thus, fellow riders, Alpinestars went on to give the world its ultimate creation: the Alpinestars GP Pro R3 gloves. The Garibaldi Motion gloves are extremely affordable, so much that they’re the cheapest CE Level 2 motorcycle gloves along with the Bogotto Veloce gloves reviewed further down in this guide. Frankly, the Alpinestars GP Pro R3 gloves are extremely versatile in form and function, and you will benefit tremendously from owning the GP Pro R3 gloves as one of your (or your only) go-to daily riding motorcycle gloves. You can count with one hand the amount of sport-oriented motorcycle gloves that are so versatile and functional as the GP Pro R3 gloves, let alone so protective.Chassis dexterity, tactility and range of motion is great in the Alpinestars GP Tech v2 gloves, but it is not as sublime as the previous GP Tech iteration. Airflow is impressively-well channeled considering the armored construction of the GP Pro R3 gloves, and, without doubt, these Alpinestars GP Pro R3 gloves are summer-friendly motorcycle gloves capable of hot-weather riding. Mind you, these gloves are still long-cuff racing gloves, so don’t expect the same airflow as mesh-constructed short motorcycle gloves. Awesome gloves, I recently trashed my Alpinestar GP Plus R gloves, and am very glad I decided to step up to the GP Pro R3’s. Seems worth every penny! The construction of the gloves implements cowhide and goatskin in the main chassis and kangaroo leather in the palms, which is as fantastically put together as we’ve grown accustomed to in high-end racing gloves from Alpinestars. The Italian company always over-delivers when it comes to the construction of its top-end racing motorcycle gloves. Finger Bridge Finger Bridge The 3rd and 4th fingers are bridged offering protection against finger roll and separation during impact. (61)

The gloves were CE-certified years ago when there was no real consumer demand for CE Level 2-KP gloves. Some Brands have specific Medium sizes, for example Roof, which can give a very accurate fit if you are that size, for example : We’ve received a good number of complaints regarding Dainese’s racing gloves being too stiff and we’ve received a good number of review requests too on the GP Pro R3 gloves from Alpinestars as the go-to racing gloves for dexterity and comfort. And, indeed, these Alpinestars GP Pro R3 gloves deliver most excellently in dexterity and finger motility. The Alpinestars AMT-10 Air HDRY gloves are oriented as all-round motorcycle gloves suitable for street riding, touring, adventure riding and cruising in all sorts of weather conditions. Garibaldi Motion gloves: I live in LA so it doesn’t get too cold in winter. I have worn them in my morning commutes in temps of 60F and my hands never were cold. Good feel at controls. Waterproof as stated by Roy. Love them for street riding and some ADV riding.

LS2 Swift gloves: a bargain for sport gloves. I can’t believe how cheap they are for what they give you in specs. Touchscreen fingers in sport/racing gloves? the Ls2 Swift gloves have them. If you’re looking for superbly-comfortable CE Level 2-KP gloves with a racing pedigree and unparalleled versatility, then the Alpinestars GP Pro R3 gloves have your name written all over them. Further down in this guide, you will also be finding more information on the different CE levels of protection for motorcycle gloves as well as our editorial conclusion. Alpinestars Supertech gloves Gore-Tex Gore-Tex Gore-Tex is a waterproof/breathable fabric that resists water droplets from passing through while at the same time allowing moisture from the inside to evaporate. (10) As with the Five SF1 gloves, the Garibaldi Motion gloves also have an unprotected gap across their outseams, although this gap is narrower than in the Five SF1 gloves and, given the Garibaldi Motion gloves’ orientation, this unprotected gap isn’t as big of an issue as in the Five SF1 gloves or Alpinestars GP Tech v2 gloves.

As mentioned earlier, we’ll talk more about ergonomics and comfort of the GP Pro R3 gloves later in this review, but I just want to say that Alpinestars excelled in constructing a hyper-protective motorcycle glove with the finesse and grace of a short-cuff summer motorcycle glove. The GP Pro R3 gloves have been built from scratch, so Alpinestars has been very careful in its creating of these gloves so as to surpass what they did with the GP Pro R2 gloves. Stitching of the Alpinestars GP Pro R3 gloves is beautiful in both form and function. Not a single flaw to report of, which is not surprising given how Alpinestars is renown for the epic stitching and threading of its high-end gloves; the GP Pro R3 gloves ain’t the exception here.Essentially, the Alpinestars Supertech gloves were designed for MotoGP professional racers, although each professional racer sponsored by Alpinestars owns customized Alpinestars Supertech gloves with specific features. Feel free to read our extensive, detailed review of the Alpinestars AMT-10 Air HDRY gloves so as to know everything about these gloves, including the major changes in design and protection that have unfortunately downgraded the gloves and which makes us, for now, no longer be recommending the gloves. The Alpinestars Supertech gloves are racing motorcycle gloves that prioritize tactility and protection above all else. Paired with their generously-wide cuffs, the GP Pro R3 gloves take on the utilitarian manners of street-riding gloves while maintaining an unparalleled racing nature, which is a feat on its own since racing motorcycle gloves are notoriously difficult to put on and take off, especially Alpinestars’ Supertech gloves (possibly the worst offenders in this department). In the event of a conformity defect, you have the right to (i) have the defective Product(s) conformity restored or (ii) receive a proportional reduction of the price paid or (iii) terminate the contract of sale.