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MotoGP 2024 Racing Gloves

MotoGP 2024 racing gloves from Leather Collection pair hand-stitched kangaroo leather with CE-rated armor pockets for closed-circuit and track-day sessions. Standard sizes ship in 10-15 working days; made-to-measure versions ship in 4-6 weeks from spec confirmation. Each glove is conditioned before dispatch and reaches 50+ countries with a Trustpilot 4.8 rating since 2009. Browse our selection by suit fit or order made-to-measure for precise grip control.
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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 during high-speed sessions and a moisture-wicking lining maintains comfort. Made-to-measure options deliver a tailored fit that improves 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

What makes MotoGP 2024 racing gloves different from standard motorcycle gloves?

MotoGP 2024 racing gloves feature season-accurate construction in hand-stitched kangaroo leather with CE-rated armor pockets engineered for closed-circuit racing. Standard motorcycle gloves typically use heavier leather and simpler stitching for road wear, whereas race gloves prioritize lightweight protection, touchscreen fingertips, and reinforced stress points at knuckles and palms. Made-to-measure options at Leather Collection adjust finger length, palm width, and cuff height to individual measurements, improving grip feedback during cornering. Standard sizes ship in 10-15 working days; made-to-measure ships in 4-6 weeks from spec confirmation. Check the Size Guide before ordering to ensure accurate fit.

Are these gloves hand-stitched, and what does that mean for durability?

Yes, each MotoGP glove is hand-stitched by experienced craftspeople using a double-stitch method at knuckles, palms, and cuff stress points. Hand-stitching allows adjustment of seam tension and reinforcement at high-wear zones where machine seams may fail during repeated movement and pressure. Triple-stitched seams at the palm and knuckle reinforcement reduce fraying during long track sessions. The kangaroo leather itself resists abrasion and tear better than thicker hides during slide contact. Regular conditioning every 6-12 months keeps leather supple and maintains seam integrity. See Made to Measure options for custom fit that distributes pressure evenly across your hands.

How do I measure my hands for a custom MotoGP racing glove?

Measure your palm width at the widest point (just below the knuckles) and your hand length from wrist to the tip of your longest finger. Use a soft measuring tape and note measurements in both centimeters and inches. Leather Collection's Size Guide shows standard size ranges; if your measurements fall between sizes or you prefer a snug race-fit feel, made-to-measure gloves adjust finger length, palm girth, and cuff circumference. Made-to-measure orders ship in 4-6 weeks from spec confirmation. Contact the Help Center if you need guidance interpreting your measurements.

What is CE-rated protection, and which glove models include armor pockets?

CE-rated gloves meet EN 1621-1:2012 impact-protection standards for motorcycling. All MotoGP 2024 racing gloves feature CE-rated armor pockets on knuckles and the back of the hand that accept impact protectors meeting EN 1621 specifications. These pockets absorb and distribute force from slides and contact, reducing blunt-force trauma risk. The armor reduces impact stress without adding bulk that hampers grip. Kangaroo leather on the palm and reinforced stitching at stress points work alongside armor to support extended track sessions. See Shipping & Delivery for details on how gloves are conditioned before dispatch.

How do I care for and condition kangaroo leather racing gloves?

Kangaroo leather requires conditioning every 6-12 months to maintain flexibility and water resistance. After use, wipe gloves with a soft cloth to remove moisture and salt. Apply a dedicated leather conditioner (not all-purpose oils) to the outer surface, focusing on the palm, cuff, and stress seams. Allow gloves to air-dry naturally away from direct heat or sunlight. Store in a cool, dry place with gentle hand shaping to prevent creasing at the knuckles. Avoid machine washing or soaking, which weakens hand-stitched seams. Regular conditioning keeps the leather supple and seams strong across multiple seasons of track use. Contact the Help Center for specific product recommendations or care questions.

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