Collection: Motocross & Enduro Gloves

Motocross gloves – what really matters

A motocross glove must above all else: disappear on the handlebars. The thinner and better pre-shaped the palm, the more directly you feel the throttle and clutch – and the later the forearms cramp up. At the same time, the glove should withstand branches, rocks, and the occasional crash. The models in this category strike exactly between these two goals.

The most important differences

• Palm: Clarino, NanoGrip, MicronGrip or synthetic suede – single-layer for maximum feel, double-layer for more durability.
• Protection on the back of the hand: from flat TPR or ReaFlex inserts to hard-shell knuckle protectors on enduro models like the FOX Bomber.
• Ventilation: Mesh back-of-hand and stretch gussets between the fingers keep hands dry in summer.
• Warmth: for cold days there are models with neoprene, Windstopper material or a membrane, such as the LEATT 2.5 SubZero or the ALPINESTARS Thermo Shielder.
• Closure: Velcro, short neoprene cuff or no closure at all (slip-on).

Motocross, enduro or supermoto?

For the MX track, feel counts, so lightweight gloves with a thin palm. In enduro terrain, more protection on the back of the hand is worth it because branches and rocks hit more often. Supermoto riders usually opt for motocross gloves, but those who want more abrasion protection on the asphalt section should also look at motorcycle gloves.

Frequently asked questions

What size do I need?

Measure the circumference of your hand just below the knuckles without the thumb and compare it with the manufacturer's size chart. Motocross gloves should fit tightly – if you are between two sizes, the smaller one is usually the better choice.

Are motocross gloves CE certified?

Not all of them. Many lightweight motocross gloves are optimized for feel and are not tested according to EN 13594. Enduro and adventure models like the FOX Bomber CE are certified – this is stated in the description.

Are the gloves also available for women and children?

Yes, look under Women's Gloves and Children & Youth Gloves. To match the gloves, you can find chest protectors and knee braces.