MotoGP Racing Gloves 2024

MotoGP racing gloves pair race-grade kangaroo leather with rider-specific fit across 50+ shipped countries since 2009. Hand-stitched to specification, each pair delivers touch-sensitive grip and reinforced knuckle protection for track days and circuit racing. Made-to-measure orders confirm fit via measurement guide before the 4-6 week build window.

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MotoGP Racing Gloves 2024
CE-Rated Kangaroo Leather

MotoGP Racing Gloves 2024 from Leather Collection are hand-stitched from race-grade kangaroo leather and ship to 50+ countries since 2009. Whether you need track-day gloves or replica gear, the range covers both. Made-to-measure options ensure a tailored fit for precise grip and control on the bike.

These racing gloves offer knuckle protection and tactile control because kangaroo leather provides grip and reinforced seams maintain long life. CE-rated armor pockets reduce impact risk on high-speed sessions and a moisture-wicking lining maintains comfort. Made-to-measure adjusts finger length and palm width for improved feedback on fast corners, and touchscreen-capable fingertips let you check data without removing the glove.

Glove Types

Racing Gloves for Motorcycles — best for track days and race weekends. Kangaroo leather with knuckle protection and reinforced palm; hand-stitched seams ensure long life. A secure cuff provides a snug fit for aggressive cornering.

Leather Race Gloves for Track — best for aggressive riding on track days and sprint sessions. Ventilated panels and moisture-wicking lining keep hands cooler in hot weather, while reinforced palm and triple-stitched seams support long sessions.

MotoGP Replica Gloves — best for rider-specific feel on noted circuits. Kangaroo leather version with CE armor offers lighter weight and durability, paired with made-to-measure options for a tailored grip. Perforations and reinforced seams support precision while riding at speed.

Buying Guidance

What size gloves should I choose? Start with the Size Guide. The leather will soften with wear, improving comfort over time.
Can I customize the gloves? Yes, you can order made-to-measure. See Made to Measure for options.
How long is shipping? Standard sizes ship in 10-15 working days; made-to-measure ships in 4-6 weeks from spec confirmation. Regular conditioning every 6-12 months maintains leather flexibility.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which MotoGP 2024 gloves match the official rider livery?

MotoGP 2024 gloves replicate team-specific colorways and panel designs from current championship riders. Each pair uses kangaroo leather with hand-stitched seams to match source accuracy across Repsol Honda, Gresini Racing, Aprilia Racing, and Ducati Lenovo liveries. We source imagery and documented team details to ensure panels, piping, and logo placement align with factory specifications. Made-to-measure orders let you customize finger length and palm width for your hand shape, shipping in 4-6 weeks from spec confirmation. Standard sizes ship in 10-15 working days. Check the Size Guide for accurate glove width and length before ordering.

Are MotoGP racing gloves hand-stitched or machine-sewn?

MotoGP racing gloves are hand-stitched throughout. Double-stitched seams at the knuckle, palm, and cuff reduce fraying and spread load across stress points during aggressive grip. Kangaroo leather is softer and more supple than machine-sewn alternatives, which means your gloves mold to hand shape faster and deliver better throttle feedback on circuit sessions. Each pair is stitched by experienced craftspeople, then conditioned with leather oil before shipment so it arrives ready for first use. This approach takes longer than mass production but supports repeated movement and keeps leather from cracking. Standard sizes ship in 10-15 working days; made-to-measure pairs ship in 4-6 weeks from spec confirmation. See the Size Guide to find your fit.

What protection do CE-rated armor pockets offer?

CE-rated armor pockets are designed to accept impact protectors that meet EN 1621 safety standards. The pocket sits over the knuckle, back-of-hand, and inner wrist to anchor protective inserts during high-speed slides. Kangaroo leather surrounding the pocket provides abrasion resistance while the armor absorbs and spreads impact energy. We do not claim armor prevents injury; rather, the reinforced pocket design allows you to add certified protection if your riding demands it. Professional race teams use this modular approach because it balances weight, mobility, and customizable safety levels. Standard sizes ship in 10-15 working days. Contact our Help Center if you need armor compatibility guidance.

How do I measure my hands for made-to-measure MotoGP gloves?

Made-to-measure MotoGP gloves adjust palm width, finger length, and cuff fit to your hand shape. The Size Guide walks you through measuring wrist circumference, palm width at the knuckle, and middle-finger length from wrist crease to fingertip. Once you submit measurements during checkout, our craftspeople confirm fit specifications before the build window begins. Made-to-measure orders ship in 4-6 weeks from spec confirmation. The leather softens during wear, so minor tightness at handover often resolves within a few sessions. Standard sizes ship in 10-15 working days if you prefer off-the-shelf fit. Both options are hand-stitched and ship to 50+ countries.

How do I care for kangaroo leather racing gloves?

Kangaroo leather racing gloves benefit from conditioning every 6-12 months to keep grain texture supple and prevent cracking. After riding, wipe away road salt and dirt with a damp cloth and air-dry away from direct heat. Once dry, apply leather conditioner or oil to the palm and knuckle areas, which experience the most flexing. Store gloves flat or hung on a peg to maintain shape. Avoid prolonged sun exposure, which accelerates fade on replica livery. Proper conditioning extends usable life and keeps the leather responsive during grip transitions. Our Help Center offers detailed care guides specific to race gloves.

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