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Race Carbon II Waterproof Glove

$244.00

The Racer Race Carbon II Glove is waterproof and lightly insulated with hard protection and touchscreen index fingers. Carbon fiber knuckle with TPU hard protectors along with carbon fiber and SuperFabric palm sliders provide protection. An AquaPoint waterproof/breathable membrane, combined with Polartec® insulation and a storm cuff will keep you warm and dry.

FEATURES:

AquaPoint waterproof/breathable membrane
Pittards leather palm with carbon fiber and SuperFabric® palm sliders
Carbon fiber knuckle and TPU finger protection
Polartec® insulation for warmth
Velcro wrist and cuff closure
Available in black
Sizes M-3XL

The Inside Line Notes -Based on the original Race Carbon glove of 2013, this glove has been updated with with key features that give this glove more dexterity and touchscreen use ability. 2oz Polartec insulation on the palm provides great feel of the grips and allows heat transfer for those with heated grips. 6oz Polartec insulation on the top portion of the glove provide needed warmth for the portion of the glove facing the wind. As with any "winter" glove, the range of temps depends on the riders personal tolerance to cold and whether the motorcycle has hand guards and or heated grips.

Sizing - Hand in size chart photo, 9.5" palm, 7.5" finger wears a large in this glove.

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

Our Customer Reviews

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david m.

I bought these for early and late season in the upper Midwest. I have worn these in temps to 40F on my GSX-R750 and my hands stay warm with no liners and no hand warmers. The palms have a little more material than is necessary, however they remain comfortable. Have not used them in the rain so I cannot attest to the waterproofing. Definitely not a warm season glove! In temps near 50F my hands get very sweaty. Warmer than I expected, no doubt. I would buy them again.

Lee S.

I have done this already.

Lee S.

Have not ridden withers gloves as yet but yghe fit and the warmth tell me they are going to be a great addition to my riding kit.

Curtis B.

I've got several pair of gloves due for replacement. I just bought a pair of Racer Guide gloves for use in the city and they're excellent, including after the first >1000 mi of use. I purchased these Race Carbon II waterproof gloves to have something insulated and waterproof ready for fall. It's been roasting hot since I bought these, so I haven't done anything more than put them on and sit on my bikes. Out of the box, they greatly exceed expectations. They have way more functionality than the old glove they're replacing, with legit protection/armor elements and better security against premature removal. I had the choice of two sizes, and went with the smaller one. Given the additional padding built in, they fit perfectly, not QUITE as snug as the mostly-leather Guide gloves. As I don't expect them to stretch as much (being more textile), but also with the potential for the insulation to pack down a little, I think the size and fit are probably perfect. They are almost too nice to take out in the weather they were made for, but I am looking forward to cooler fall weather and I cannot wait to bust these out and take them for a spin.

Walter S.

Exactly what I was looking for to ride with heated grips.

David R.

Perfect sport touring winter gloves, very warm and comfortable with no break in period needed, great tactile feel on the bike, excellent level of protection and they look fantastic as well. More perfection from Racer gloves!

Devian G.

I love racer gloves. I’ve been on motorcycles for about 7yrs now, I ride every day for transportation, most days off I go for all day rides, weekends often multi day trips, yearly I take at least a month off and do a nice tour. I ride adv and touring bikes mostly. Every so often I on a sport bike. The Race Carbon II Waterproof gloves are great. I like the pull light elastic draw chord in the gauntlet, which gives yet another adjustment, making sure you have the cuff adjusted as you’d like. I really like the High Racer Gloves. In particular I like the palm sliders and how the pinkie and ring fingers are joined. I prefer this glove over everything else. I bought the Race Carbon II Waterproof for colder and rainy days. I’d love to see the Race Carbon II in a waterproof version! Basically waterproof adv glove meets race glove. Love those Knox sliders and pinkie/ringer joined! Love Racer gloves! Great fit. I quit buying other stuff.

Arthur J.

Excellent glove. I have big hands and have tried most brands of gloves and even the 3xl would not fit me. The racer 3xl is perfect fit, and even brought a second pair

Matthew Ebisuzaki

Comfortable Glove, Liner Problems Although this is the most comfortable cold weather glove I've owned, it did not hold up as I had hoped in wet weather. Bought two pairs, but had the same result. Liner came with the hand both times. If the liner can be fixed, it is a perfect glove.

Jim Couturier

Great glove, liner is not fun This is my 3rd pair of Racer's and this is a great glove. Good protection, palm sliders, warm enough. The only thing that keeps it from 5 stars is that the liner wants to come out with your hand, especially in the wet and it's a pain in the @ss to get back in.

Ryan

Best Motorcycle gloves on the market hands down!!! History: Club racer of 8 years. I think I have owned about 12 pairs of off the shelf gloves and 5 pairs of custom. These gloves are not only the most comfortable. They keep my hands warm to the point they feel like heated gloves. I have already been down once in these gloves on the trails. They protected my hands and took a bit of abrasion without tearing the glove. I love these so much I am ordering the full Racer glove right now!.

Peter

Racer gloves - Carbon II Simply the best. My second pair of Racer Gloves and what they seem to understand better than anyone is that being the best is very important to motorcycle riders who want either the highest in safety or the highest in performance - or both. I understand if the second goal is not most riders concern but I cant imagine why the first wouldnt be. Why go with anything less?

Mark M

My new favorite gloves I started riding with these in the San Francisco fog and they have been fantastic! Temps down to 45 and up to 70 I was comfortable but personally I think 50s are the sweet spot. I haven't taken them in the rain so I can only vouch for the cooler weather. I'm a size 8 in Held and a small in Rev'it Monster gloves, medium fits me perfectly after following their size chart and double checking with an email to Racer.

Jim L.

Great Winter Glove This glove fit according to the chart, plus I got some useful advice when I called customer service. The glove is well made and beautiful. Even though it is insulated it is very flexible and not clumsy. The cuff is adjustable and fits over my leather jacket sleeve--even though my jacket is a little bulky at the wrist. I've worn it in weather down to 50 degrees and I think it's going to work out well even below that temperature.

Patrick

great gloves, perfect fit! These were my first pair of racer gloves, and I am very impressed. They work well with my heated hand-grips, are very comfortable (spot on fit using the sizing chart) and impeccable quality. The palm sliders are much larger and more substantial than my alpinestars gloves, and they have every other safety feature you could ask for in a street glove: separate wrist strap and hard protection on the fingers and of knuckles. They also work well with my heated hand grips. Great pair of gloves!

Chuck Pryor

Great cold weather gloves! Picked these up a fe months ago and really love them. Have worn down into the 20's & 30's on more than one occasion and just fine along with heated grips. Very comfy in 40's with no heat and like all Racer gloves very high quality. Sizing is pretty consistent with other Racrer Gloves (I wear a M in this Sprint, and the Grip) but L in the Rally. If in doubt on sizing give Lee a call... he's always super helpful

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.