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Gloves

Hand connection to the bike is everything. Motocross gloves have to grip a sweaty bar without sliding, let you feel the clutch lever's friction zone through one thin layer of material, take the shock of a bad landing without ripping your knuckles, and survive being soaked, dried, and crusted with mud over and over again. Get the right pair and you stop thinking about your hands. Get the wrong pair and they're all you can think about. What's in this category This category covers the full range of MX gloves: summer-weight mesh gloves (thin, breathable, single-layer palms for maximum feel), standard MX gloves (slightly more substantial palms with a touch of padding, the everyday workhorse), off-road and enduro gloves (extra knuckle protection, slip-on cuffs, sometimes a Visor wipe on the thumb), and winter or cold-weather options (insulated layers, sometimes neoprene wrists). Adult and youth sizing in every fit. How to choose Two things matter most. Fit — your fingers should reach the tips of the glove with no bunching, the palm should sit snug without restricting circulation, and there should be no extra fabric on the back of the hand to roll up under your jacket cuff. Palm material — single-layer perforated leather or synthetic gives you maximum grip and feel; double-layer palms add longevity but slightly reduce sensitivity. Avoid anything with a thick palm pad if you're racing — you'll lose the feedback you need on the bars. For motocross specifically, look for: silicone print on the index and middle finger (for clutch and brake grip), pre-curved fingers (matches the riding stance, no fighting the glove), knuckle protection (TPR or foam, depending on aggression level), and a Velcro or slip-on cuff that won't dig into your wrist after an hour. Replace gloves when the palm goes shiny — that's the surface starting to give up grip. Browse the full range of motocross gloves above for every riding style and budget.
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Frequently asked questions about Gloves

How tight should motocross gloves fit?

Snug enough that there is no bunching of fabric across the back of your hand and your fingertips reach the end of the glove tips. Tight enough that the palm grips your hand when you make a fist without restricting circulation. Loose gloves twist on the bars, get caught in lever mechanisms, and slide on a fall.

When should I replace my motocross gloves?

When the palm goes shiny, the silicone grip prints on the fingers wear off, or any seam fails. A glove with a worn palm has lost most of its grip and gives you false confidence — you think you have it but the bar slips at the worst moment. Most riders get one season of weekly riding from a pair.

What is the difference between summer and winter motocross gloves?

Summer gloves have thin perforated palms and mesh backs for maximum airflow and bar feel. Winter (or cold-weather) gloves add an insulated layer — usually a fleece or thinsulate lining — and often a longer neoprene cuff that seals against the jersey sleeve to keep wind and rain out. The trade-off is bulkier, less sensitive feel.

Why do some motocross gloves have a thumb wipe panel?

For wiping mud and sweat off your goggles mid-ride. The thumb wipe is a small panel of soft microfibre or felt on the side of the thumb that you can swipe across the goggle lens without scratching it. Hugely useful for trail and enduro riders; nice to have on pure MX gloves too.

Are touchscreen-compatible MX gloves worth it?

If you use your phone for navigation or photos in the field, yes — being able to use the screen without taking the glove off saves time and keeps your hands warm in cold weather. The touchscreen panels are usually on the index finger and thumb tips and add no meaningful weight or thickness.

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