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    Scorpion Covert Tactical Gloves

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    OUR PRICE: $36.95
    Protection and airflow makes the Covert Tactical Glove an ideal solution for summer’s big heat that just happens to come at a “double-take” price. Spandex backed 3D molded TPR flex knuckle armor...
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    Scorpion Half Cut Perforated Leather Gloves

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    MSRP: $27.95
    OUR PRICE: $14.95
    Soft and durable, perforated leather constructionReinforced leather palm with shock and vibration reducing paddingExtended palm pull-tabs allow for easy removalLeather cuff with a secure hook and...
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Premium Hand Protection Without the Retail Price

At Motorcycle Closeouts, our men’s motorcycle gloves cover every kind of riding gloves you need. You’ll find leather gloves, textile gloves, and mesh styles from brands riders trust like Icon, Alpinestars, Cortech, and more. Every pair of gloves we sell is first quality and carries the same limited warranty from the manufacturer you’d get buying it at a dealership. Closeout pricing runs 30%, 50%, or more off the original price, so real hand protection stays within reach. Pair your new gloves with the rest of our men’s riding gear to round out your outfit.

What Makes a Riding Glove Work

A good motorcycle glove works through the materials and layout built into it. Leather gloves start with a tough hide for abrasion resistance across the palm, knuckles and fingers, while synthetic leather and textile models bring breathable fabric and a lighter feel in warm weather. Reinforced palm panels help with grip on the bars and give added slide protection in a crash. Hard knuckle guards sit on top of the hand to take hits from road debris and shield the bones if you fall. Many of today’s riding gloves also use advanced materials for a comfortable fit that moves with your fingers, plus touchscreen-compatible fingertips so you can run your phone or GPS without pulling the glove off.

Match Your Gloves to How You Ride

The right pair of gloves depends on your riding style and the weather you face. Street and commuter riders often go with a short cuff leather or synthetic leather glove that slips under a jacket sleeve, keeps freedom of movement at the controls, and holds up through daily use. Sport and track riders tend to pick a full-finger glove with hard knuckle armor and extra palm reinforcement for high speed grip. Summer riding calls for mesh panels and perforated leather that let air move across the hand, while winter work requires insulated weather-resistant riding gloves that keep out moisture and cold. Many riders keep more than one pair on hand so they can match the glove to the ride.

 

Motorcycle Glove Safety by the Numbers

45%

Riding gloves with built-in armor lowered the risk of hand and wrist injury by 45% in a study of real motorcycle crashes.

59%

Riders who crashed wearing motorcycle gloves were 59% less likely to be admitted to the hospital than riders without them.

Over 50%

More than half of motorcycle crash patients at one trauma center had an arm or hand injury, and the hand was the most common place for a fracture, which is why a good pair of men's motorcycle gloves matters on every ride.

Keep Your Gloves in Shape

Riding gloves last longer when you give them a little care between rides. Wipe road grime off leather gloves with a damp cloth and treat the hide with a light conditioner a few times a year so it stays soft instead of drying out. Textile and mesh gloves usually clean up with a hand wash in cool water and a mild soap, then an air dry away from direct heat since machine heat can stiffen the palm and tighten the fit. Pull any damp liners out and let them dry fully before you store the gloves so they do not pick up any smell. Check the stitching, closures and knuckle guards every so often, and replace any pair of gloves that has been through wear and tear. The protection built into them can wear down even if they still look fine.

Why Choose Motorcycle Closeouts?

Motorcycle Closeouts has sold discounted and closeout riding gear since 2002, both online and through our Kansas City area retail store. Closeout gloves are not blemished or damaged. They are overstock or past season models that meet the same specs as full-price stock, and they can be returned or exchanged just like current gear. Our team has real riders on staff who can walk you through sizing, cuff style, or which protection class suits the way you ride.