It’s a great glove to have in the quiver for any season, though—like for that cool-weather night time summer ride, or the unexpected thunderstorm. Or use it as a killer ski, snowboard or snowball-tossing glove in the off-season.
And thanks to discreet branding it makes a ready city option, too.
It’s got some light insulation, a waterproof liner, a goes-with-any-jacket short cuff design—and it works with your phone. Bang-for the buck, it’s pretty hard to beat.
The goatskin used in the palm provides the dexterity necessary to fasten the D-Ring on your helmet, and it’s also equipped to work with your smartphone. But it’s no wimp—it gets plenty of reinforcement along the outside edge of the hand, where you’ll need it most if you go down on the bike. It’s also got A-Star’s patented finger bridge between the third and fourth fingers. And the whole knuckle is amply protected with hard armor on top that’s soft and foamy underneath for comfort. Throw in some smartly pre-curved construction and the Corozal is comfortable on long hauls as much as it is for short errands.
Features:
- iPhone-friendly fingertips
- Stretch polyamide fabric upper construction with goatskin leather palm
- Alpinestars Drystar waterproof and breathable membrane
- Thumb and palm reinforcement for a superior grip
- Reinforcements with foam padding on the palm and outer hand landing zones
- Patented 3rd and 4th finger bridge prevents finger roll/separation
- Synthetic leather molded hard knuckle protectors provide impact + abrasion protection
- Pre-curved finger construction reduces rider fatigue
- Neoprene cuff with Velcro closure for easy glove entry and exit
- Anthracite reflective details improve rider visibility in varying light conditions
- Visor wiper on the thumb
Alpinestars Corozal DS Gloves
- Regular price
- $109.99
- Sale price
- $74.97
- Free shipping over $80.00
About The Brand
Since its inception as a motocross boot manufacturer in the Dolomite Mountains of Italy, circa 1964, Alpinestars has earned a reputation as a top supplier of performance gear to some of the best motorsports athletes in the world.It’s a great glove to have in the quiver for any season, though—like for that cool-weather night time summer ride, or the unexpected thunderstorm. Or use it as a killer ski, snowboard or snowball-tossing glove in the off-season.
And thanks to discreet branding it makes a ready city option, too.
It’s got some light insulation, a waterproof liner, a goes-with-any-jacket short cuff design—and it works with your phone. Bang-for the buck, it’s pretty hard to beat.
The goatskin used in the palm provides the dexterity necessary to fasten the D-Ring on your helmet, and it’s also equipped to work with your smartphone. But it’s no wimp—it gets plenty of reinforcement along the outside edge of the hand, where you’ll need it most if you go down on the bike. It’s also got A-Star’s patented finger bridge between the third and fourth fingers. And the whole knuckle is amply protected with hard armor on top that’s soft and foamy underneath for comfort. Throw in some smartly pre-curved construction and the Corozal is comfortable on long hauls as much as it is for short errands.
Features:
- iPhone-friendly fingertips
- Stretch polyamide fabric upper construction with goatskin leather palm
- Alpinestars Drystar waterproof and breathable membrane
- Thumb and palm reinforcement for a superior grip
- Reinforcements with foam padding on the palm and outer hand landing zones
- Patented 3rd and 4th finger bridge prevents finger roll/separation
- Synthetic leather molded hard knuckle protectors provide impact + abrasion protection
- Pre-curved finger construction reduces rider fatigue
- Neoprene cuff with Velcro closure for easy glove entry and exit
- Anthracite reflective details improve rider visibility in varying light conditions
- Visor wiper on the thumb
About The Brand
Since its inception as a motocross boot manufacturer in the Dolomite Mountains of Italy, circa 1964, Alpinestars has earned a reputation as a top supplier of performance gear to some of the best motorsports athletes in the world.
