The Alpinestars C‐10 glove incorporates a hydrophobic textile outer and DRYSTAR® liner to keeps your hands dry while riding in the rain. Pre‐curved fingers and a knitted cuff ensure the glove is as comfortable as it is protective.
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Alpinestars Gloves
S / M / L
Circumference (cm)
S
19.1 - 20.3
M
20.3 - 21.6
L
21.6 - 22.9
XL
22.9 - 24.1
2XL
24.1 - 25.4
3XL
25.4 - 28.0
How to Measure
It's easy to find the glove size to fit you. Measure the circumference of your hand in a loop as shown, at the widest part of your palm bringing the tape measure all the way round until it joins back at the beginning. Sometimes it's useful to also measure your hand length. This is from the tip of your longest finger to the line where you hand joins your wrist - as shown.
Helpful Hints
Remember if you are planning to wear under-gloves as well, you may want to go up a size for comfort. If you fall in-between sizes, choose the larger one.
The C-10 is another short glove from Alpinestars that impressed us for the amount of features it packs in. It’s a great model for colder wet conditions riding around town but thanks to more robust protection features like the hard PU knuckle and goat leather added at critical points it can be extended for use on the open road.
Features: •Alpinestars Drystar® Performance waterproof and breathable membrane.
•Rubber grip material reinforcements on palm and outer hand landing zones provide abrasion resistance in key impact zones.
•Touch screen compatible fingertip for use with touch screen devices.
•Pre-curved finger construction reduces rider fatigue.
•Wide hook and loop wrist closure for easy glove entry and secure closure.
Protection: •Anthracite reflective print and piping for improved over rider visibility.
•Textile hard-knuckle protector provides impact and abrasion protection.
Construction: •Goat skin used for palm and thumb.
•Stretch polyamide fabric used for the backhand.
•100gr/sqm Thinsulate thermal insulation on the Backhand.
•Neoprene Cuff.
•Thumb and palm reinforcement for superior grip.
It's easy to find the glove size to fit you. Measure the circumference of your hand in a loop as shown, at the widest part of your palm bringing the tape measure all the way round until it joins back at the beginning. Sometimes it's useful to also measure your hand length. This is from the tip of your longest finger to the line where you hand joins your wrist - as shown.
Helpful Hints
Remember if you are planning to wear under-gloves as well, you may want to go up a size for comfort. If you fall in-between sizes, choose the larger one.
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