Radar Gloves - UCLA Blue/White - Large
The Alpinestars Radar Gloves in UCLA Blue and White are engineered for riders seeking a combination of comfort, durability, and touchscreen functionality. Constructed with a single-layer stretch backhand and a synthetic suede palm, these gloves offer a lightweight design that enhances agility and control during rides. The use of a seamless closure strap ensures a secure fit, while the pull tab allows for quick and easy donning and removal. The sublimated graphic on the backhand adds a stylish touch to their sleek appearance.
Designed with performance in mind, the Radar Gloves feature a rolling palm and fingertips on the external fingers, which significantly improves durability and grip over time. The thumb patch includes perforations to promote airflow, keeping hands cool during extended riding sessions. Reinforced thumb patches provide increased durability against wear, especially in high-friction areas, ensuring longevity even with regular use.
The gloves incorporate conductive materials on the palm and fingers, enabling seamless operation of smartphones and touchscreen devices without removing the gloves. Flexibility is further enhanced by stretch fourchettes and a stretchable backhand, allowing natural hand movements and optimal comfort. Localized perforations in the thumb patch contribute to breathability, helping to keep hands dry and comfortable. Overall, the Alpinestars Radar Gloves deliver a perfect blend of comfort, durability, and modern technology for motorcycle enthusiasts.
Features:
- Lightweight construction with a single-layer stretch backhand and synthetic suede palm for comfort and control
- Seamless closure strap for a secure fit and pull tab for easy entry
- Conductive palm and fingers for touchscreen device compatibility
- Reinforced thumb patch and perforations for durability and airflow
- Rolling palm and fingertip design for enhanced durability
- Stretch fourchettes and stretch backhand for increased flexibility
- Sublimated graphic on backhand for style