MultiTop 2 Waterproof Glove

$149.99

The Racer MultiTop 2 Glove is a waterproof glove featuring a kangaroo palm and a waterproof breathable liner. Protection comes in the form of Carbon fiber knuckle and finger protectors, combined with padded palm protectors with Kevlar under-weave. Uninsulated, the waterproof liner provides an inherent warmth that allows this glove to be worn in a range of temperatures depending on a rider's cold tolerance and if the motorcycle has heated grips and or hand guards. As always, the kangaroo palm provides excellent feel of the grips while providing all day comfort.

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FEATURES:

Waterproof breathable liner
Kangaroo palm with a Pittards® leather palm patch
Padded palm protectors with Kevlar® under lining
Carbon Fiber hard knuckle and finger protectors
Double wrist closure for secure fit
Available in Black and White/Black
Sizes S-3XL - Fits true to size

The Inside Line Notes- This glove is a second generation of the very popular original MultiTop glove from 2007. We find it comfortable in temps between 45 to 55 degrees F. Your use will vary.

Category: Adventure, Men's, Street, Waterproof, Winter

Our Customer Reviews

Based on 7 reviews Write a review

joel b.

Great fit. They look really nice.

Peter K.

Order the gloves one size smaller,, normally a large,, medium was perfect,, like the look and feel,,, haven’t been in the rain yet??? Time will tell if I love them

Anthony

MULTITOP 2 WATERPROOF I would agree if asked that they're comfortable in temps between 40 to 60 degrees F. This range covers you (north east) from the break of winter in April into May, then onto the cooler days in September down to Mild days in November (Review made Nov, 19th) Once above 60 degrees, riding in the north east I change to a summer glove (as you should), when the MULTITOP 2 begins to makes the hands perspire. My experience with the MULTITOP 2 and my hand sweating was; minimal at 60 F., moderate at 62+ F. and wet hands at 70 F. Making ungloving and re-gloving difficult until the glove liner dried (about an hour) Below 40 F. at expressway speeds my fingers let me know I needed an "alpine" glove, but then I'm the only one I observed on a naked bike at 38 degrees in November. To conclude, I will say the RACER MULTITOP 2 fit my needs for the temp range outlined. Provides me enhanced protection a bargain glove can not equal when needed most. A secure, quality feel with leather equal to Italian gloves. Making it unbeatable for what it does in this price range. Recommend, recommend, recommend!

Peter Bassett

Another winner from Racer Gloves I was first introduced to Racer Gloves back in 2007 and have confidently worn that pair of gloves for many years. They lasted through all types of weather, locations, and conditions. I only just retired them with this pair of MultiTop gloves. I have had them for a few months now and I am very happy. The fit and finish are both high quality and have 100% met my expectations. Looking forward to many years with this pair.

Chuck Swesey

Multi top 2 As an instructor these are perfect! I like the coloring, as I to wear more visible gear. The waterproofing in a clincher as well. Great fit and tactile response.

Doug Hayward

Multitop II Fit is unsurpassed. First of all I'm one of those riders that has lots of gloves. I like the right glove for the job and I'm also pretty cheap. I've had my eye on Racer Gloves for a while but never pulled ttthe trigger. Finally did because I needed these for track days. First pair was slightly big, ordered the next size down and "shaman" they are made for me. They are my favorites now by far. Comfort, quality, protection, badassness....its all there and it doesn't cost an arm and a leg (or even a ?). You won't be disappointed.

Paul Fenn

Multitop 2 I borrowed a pair of Racers to tour Tuscany years ago, thought they were the finest moto glove I'd ever used -- and recall them working on screens. I'm XL and usually end up buying XXL and putting up with the fingers being too long and the gloves ending up fumblesome and annoying. I took a pic of the brand and size, hoping they still existed and I could find them. Damn. Discontinued. I took a chance on the M2s being cut from the same cloth, so to speak. They arrived last week. It's winter, bike's in pieces, so no road test. Fit's a bit snug around the knuckles. Hope they stretch, because the way they are now they'll tire me fast when offroading. They lack screen-friendly tips, hence the 4/5 stars. Isn't that a given these days? Otherwise, they look terrific and feel great and appear to be very well made. Time will tell. Lesson for manufacturers: When you achieve perfection, don't discontinue it.

Arthur Rosato

Multitop-2-Waterproof These gloves fit perfectly. Make sure you measure according to the instructions and follow the size chart. The only problem I have is that the plastic knuckle guards, at the joint, over both ring fingers, closest to the tip, dig in a little if I completely close my hands, like a fist. It's fine when riding because my hands aren't completely closed. I hope to not be making too many fists so these gloves should work fine otherwise.

James A Meland (Jim)

Multitop-2-Waterproof I purchased the first version of this glove to use as a rain glove. It became my favorite glove whenever the temperature was below 70 Fahrenheit. These gloves were so comfortable and warm I stopped bothering with my electric gloves. My recent purchase of the second version of this glove was to go a size larger to accommodate a glove liner for when the temperature is in the 30's. The comfort and quality of these gloves is the best I have experienced including a pair of gloves that was three times as expensive. Couldn't be happier.

Size Chart

Helpful Tips - Please Read:

The size chart is a general guide and is not exact to every hand. The limiting factor is the larger measurement of either your palm or finger length.

For reference, the hand in the size chart measures, 9.5" palm width, 7.5" finger length and wears a large in all but 1-2 styles.

NOTE: If you are a man and have small hands, a women's size glove will not necessarily fit. A women's pattern is different.

If you are unsure of sizing, please send an email with your measurements and which glove you're interested in for a recommended size.

Step 1 Palm Measurement

Place your dominant hand lightly on a table and using a flexible measuring tape, measure the circumference of your palm at its widest point. The widest point of your palm is just below your index finger knuckle, to the mid-point between your pinky knuckle and wrist. (See photo 1)

Racer Gloves Size Step 1

Step 2 Finger Measurement

Measure from the tip of the middle finger to the base of the palm where it meets the wrist. (see photo 2)

Racer Gloves Size Chart Step 2

Step 3 Find Your Glove Size

Make sure to write down the measurements from Steps 1 and 2. Compare that information to the sizing chart below to find your size in Racer Gloves.

Men's Gloves

Men's Sizes	XS	S	M	L	XL	2XL	3XL
Palm Measurement	8 ¼"	8 ½"	8 ¾"	9 ½"	9 ¾"	10"	10 ½"
Finger Measurement	6 ¾"	7"	7 ¼"	7 ½"	8"	8 ¼"	8 ½"

Women's Gloves

Women's Sizes	XS	S	M	L	XL
Palm Measurement	7	7 ¼"	7 ½"	8	8 ¼"
Finger Measurement	6 ¾"	7	7 ¼"	7 ¼"	7 ½"

Step 4 Get Your Gloves!

Have questions on fit or sizing? Give us a call at 541-460-7001 or send us an email.