DIRT Series, leather/textile mix, ventilated off-road gloves

PRODUCT INFORMATION

The Caliber gloves (as part of the DIRT Series collection) feel perfectly at home on or off-road. Why? Because this snug-fitting pair of hand protectors combine the best of both leather and mesh. In order to keep your hands safe, these CE-certified gloves incorporate PWR|Shield fabric at the palm for maximum abrasion resistance. The top of the gloves are constructed with well-ventilated PWR|Stretch mesh and flexible TPR protection is found on the fingers and knuckles. This combination – along with stretch in all the right places - provides optimal freedom of movement and the armor necessary to keep your hands safe whether riding on the asphalt or exploring off the beaten path. Additionally, the comfortable neoprene cuff will keep dust and water out of the gloves.

Features

Protection

Injected ventilated flex knuckle
This knuckle protection is injected in the upper material which makes it very flexible and abrasion resistant. Due to its structure it ventilates very well while keeping you safe.

Outseam stitching by Guterman
Marketing calls it PWR yarn

PWR|Shield at palm
PWR|Shield is created with a unique knit technique which results in a fabric with unsurpassed cut, tear and abrasion resistance levels. This product is equipped with PWR|Shield at the palm.

Outer shell material

Connect finger tip fabric
Never take off your gloves again to answer your phone or navigation system. The connect fingertip has been specifically designed to operate touch screens.

Corduroy

Goatskin
Tanned leather made from goatskin is considered extremely durable, and is often used for gloves and other products that require a soft hide.

neoprene
Neoprene is a synthetic rubber useful for protective gear. It is abrasion-resistant, chemical-resistant, waterproof, somewhat stretchable, and buoyant.

Size Chart

HOW TO MEASURE

HAND LENGTH (A)

Measured from the tip of the longest finger to the crease under the palm

PALM CIRCUMFERENCE (B)

Measure around your hand at it's widest point, lightly close your hand before taking the measurements