Alpinestars GP Pro R4 Gloves - Black / White

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This guide is for riders seeking maximum protection and performance from their gloves. The Alpinestars GP Pro R4 Gloves offer superior safety features and are designed for demanding track use. Note that the race-oriented design prioritizes protection, which may slightly reduce dexterity compared to street-focused gloves.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Model Part Number | 8059347340746 |
| Brand | Alpinestars |
DFS stands for Dynamic Friction Shield. It is Alpinestars' technology for knuckle and cuff protectors, designed to absorb impacts and reduce friction during a slide.
The gloves are made from a combination of cowhide and goatskin on the backhand, and kangaroo leather on the palm and fingers, along with aramidic fiber reinforcement.
No, the GP Pro R4 gloves are not waterproof. They are designed for racing and performance, prioritizing protection and feel.
Clean the gloves with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid using harsh chemicals. Allow them to air dry naturally.
Warranty information can be found on Alpinestars' official website or from the retailer where the gloves were purchased.
While the GP Pro R4 gloves offer excellent protection, they are primarily designed for track use. Consider your riding style and the need for greater dexterity when deciding.
Store the gloves in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
Check the sizing and ensure you have the correct size. If the gloves are new, they may require a short break-in period.
Ensure the gloves fit properly, and adjust the wrist and cuff closures for a secure fit. If grip issues persist, consider using handlebar grips suitable for racing.
Adjust the gloves' fit and ensure no pressure points. Take breaks during long rides to prevent fatigue.