Universal sport riding glove with racing inspired design for street and track use Full grain goat leather main construction for abrasion resistance durability and comfort Synthetic leather reinforcement in key zones for added strength and longevity MotoGP derived SP-R divided TPU knuckle for flexible high performance impact protection Long cuff with dual closure system for a secure personalized fit and extended coverage Alpinestars patented finger bridge helps prevent finger separation and twisting in a slide SP-R TPU palm slider and side hand overlays for extra abrasion resistance in impact zones Pre shaped fingers with stretch fabric on flex zones and fourchettes for dexterity and comfort Stretch membrane around the thumb base supports grip comfort and reduces tension while braking or using the clutch Perforated leather backhand and mobility details for improved airflow and rider comfort E-touch fingertips on select fingers for easy use of smartphones and touchscreens CE Certified Level 1 KP glove for proven impact and abrasion performance The Alpinestars SP-9 Gloves are universal sport riding gloves packed with racing DNA for riders who want track inspired performance on the street. Built from highly abrasion resistant full grain goat leather and synthetic leather, they deliver a precise performance fit with a soft, broken in feel from day one. The MotoGP derived SP-R divided TPU knuckle, long cuff design, and Alpinestars patented finger bridge come together to offer serious protection without sacrificing movement or control.Engineered for all day riding comfort, the SP-9 Gloves feature pre-shaped fingers, stretch zones, and a new grip insert on the palm and thumb to keep the bars feeling secure and relaxed. Perforated leather boosts airflow across the back of the hand, while dual closure at the cuff locks in a personalized, race ready fit. With strategic reinforcements, palm sliders, and CE Certified Level 1 KP protection, these gloves are ready for spirited street rides, track days, and everything in between.
