The Alpinestars Copper women’s motorcycle gloves in the Black Fuchsia version are designed for everyday scooter and motorcycle riding. A faux suede palm, mesh and fabric back, protected rigid knuckles and a touchscreen index tip combine practicality and protection for city travel.
Main features
- Faux suede palm with reinforcements.
- Mesh and fabric back; Lycra fourchettes and accordion panels.
- Rigid knuckles with a spandex cover.
- Padding on the fingers.
- Hook-and-loop closure.
- Index fingertip compatible with touchscreens.
- CE level 1, EN 13594:2015, KP knuckle protection. Sizes XS, S, M, L.
Safety and approval
The gloves are CE certified level 1 to EN 13594:2015, with KP knuckle protection, as stated by the manufacturer. Always check the label of the product you receive.
Fit and sizes
The gloves are available in sizes XS, S, M, L. To choose your size, measure the circumference of your open hand below the knuckles and compare it with the manufacturer’s size chart; if you are between two sizes, contact us before buying and we will help you choose the most suitable one.
Who it is for
These women’s gloves are designed for urban use and everyday scooter or motorcycle commuting, especially in the warm season, when lightness and a good level of protection are needed.
Care and maintenance
Clean the gloves with a damp cloth and mild detergent, without bleach, and let them air dry away from direct heat so the materials do not stiffen. Check seams, closures and protectors regularly and replace the gloves after a significant fall. When storing the gloves, keep them away from damp places so they stay fresh and the closures keep working smoothly.
Why choose it
A good glove must protect the hands without taking away feeling on the controls. Materials, padding, wrist closure and knuckle protection aim for a good balance between protection, comfort and practicality, in everyday riding as on longer rides.
If you need help choosing the size or working out which glove suits your riding best, our team will gladly answer your questions.
A practical tip: try the gloves with your hand closed around a grip, to check that the fingers are not squeezed and the fabric does not pull across the knuckles. A glove that is too tight tires the hand, one that is too loose can shift and reduce grip; the right size improves comfort, feel and protection. Take your time over the choice, and check closures and padding before every ride.
Product sold by STOP AND GO, specialist in motorcycle clothing, helmets and protection: for advice on size and use, our team is at your disposal.