The CE-certified C-1 v2 Glove incorporates a premium windstopper membrane from GORE-TEX® and is specifically developed for women riders. With a newly designed cuff closure for a reassuringly secure fit around the wrist, an over-moulded knuckle guard and a touchscreen compatible fingertip, this glove is ideal for urban riding and commuting.
CONSTRUCTION
Designed and developed for an optimized women's fit
Lightweight, windproof and water resistant city riding glove constructed from a GORE-TEX® Windstopper® main shell for effective insulation
New cuff closure with hook and loop closure for a secure, comfortable fit and greater flexibility
Touch-screen compatible fingertip on index finger for use with GPS systems and smart phones
PROTECTION
CE-certified (CAT II Level 1)
Integrated foam padding on finger and thumb for comfort and fit
KEY FEATURES
Incorporates extended full-grain leather palm reinforcements on the palm and thumb
Over-moulded hard knuckle protection provides excellent abrasion and impact resistance, with the protector subtly incorporated under the main shell for styling.
In 1963, a leather craftsman by the name of Sante Mazzarolo brought forth a future icon. Based in the small Northern Italy town of Asolo and with the perennial Alpine star flower as it's namesake, Mr. Mazzarolo began producing the first products bearing the Alpinestars moniker.
At that time a new sport called motocross was establishing itself and becoming quite popular across Europe. Very much aware of the sport, Sante realized an opportunity to apply his talents and technical acumen to design a new type of footwear that would meet the protective needs and demands of this beautiful yet brutal form of athleticism. The revolutionary boot that Mr. Mazzarolo produced would become an archetype for motocross protection.
Alpinestars have outfitted countless world champions of the motorcycle world both past and present and produce one of the highest levels of performance and protective footwear and apparel. To this day, Alpinestars legacy of motorcycle racing and it’s roots in Italian artistry are stitched into every garment.
