Jorge Martin Gloves Winter Test 2024

SKU
MLG-JM2024WT
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Special Price $140.00 Regular Price $175.00

Track authenticity demands the exact glove Jorge Martin wore during the 2024 MotoGP winter test. These cowhide leather race gloves combine season-accurate Ducati livery with hand-stitched made-to-order construction and TPU knuckle protection—built for riders who speak the language of MotoGP and refuse generic replicas.

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Details

Jorge Martin MotoGP Gloves – Race-Grade Construction

  • 0.8-0.9 mm cowhide leather race-grade construction with full-grain structure for superior abrasion and tear resistance during aggressive hand movements on track.
  • Leather reinforcement between the left thumb and index finger enhances durability and grip during rapid gear changes and cornering inputs.
  • TPU knuckle protectors deliver impact resistance and protection against abrasion at the primary contact point during a slide or crash.
  • TPU knuckle protector features air intake and exhaust ports to promote cooling during extended race sessions and high-intensity track work.
  • Palm, thumb, and finger TPU sliders mounted on poly-foam base deliver enhanced impact protection and abrasion resistance across the gripping surface.
  • Pre-curved palm and fingers deliver form-fitting comfort and reduced hand fatigue during sustained track riding and race-day execution.
  • Integrated flexible knuckles provide discreet protection without bulk, maintaining the glove's tactile feedback and throttle control.
  • Velcro strap wrist closures secure the glove and prevent movement during a fall or aggressive maneuver.
  • Velcro cuff wrist closure for secure fit and easy on/off between practice sessions and race runs.
  • Safety stitched with high-strength nylon thread for lasting durability and seam integrity under race-day stress.
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GenderMen, Unisex, Women
Motorcycle BrandDucati
Product TypeGloves
RiderJorge Martin
Year2024