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Frequently asked questions Hide FAQs
What types of karting gloves are available in this collection?
This collection features a comprehensive range of karting gloves designed for different competition levels and preferences. You'll find options from entry-level gloves for recreational karting to FIA 8856-2018 homologated racing gloves for professional competition. The collection includes both external seam and internal seam constructions, with materials ranging from durable synthetic fabrics to premium suede and leather combinations for enhanced grip and durability.
Do karting gloves need to be FIA certified?
FIA certification requirements depend on your competition level. For professional karting championships and sanctioned racing events, FIA 8856-2018 homologated gloves are typically mandatory. For recreational karting, track days, and practice sessions, non-homologated gloves offer excellent protection and performance without formal certification. Always verify the specific requirements of your racing series or karting facility before competition.
How should karting gloves fit?
Karting gloves should fit snugly without restricting movement or circulation. The fingertips should reach the end of each glove finger without excess material, and the palm should feel secure when gripping the steering wheel. A proper fit ensures maximum tactile feedback for precise steering inputs and prevents bunching that can cause blisters during extended sessions. The gloves may feel slightly tight when new but will conform to your hands after initial use.
What's the difference between external and internal seam karting gloves?
External seam gloves feature stitching on the outside of the fingers and palm, providing a closer, more precise fit with enhanced tactile feedback—preferred by professional drivers for maximum steering sensitivity. Internal seam gloves have stitching on the inside, offering greater comfort during extended sessions and reduced pressure points, making them ideal for endurance racing and longer practice sessions. Both constructions deliver excellent protection and durability when manufactured to Alpinestars' standards.
How do I care for and maintain my karting gloves?
To extend the life of your karting gloves, hand wash them in cold water with mild detergent and air dry away from direct heat or sunlight. Avoid machine washing and tumble drying, as this can damage the specialized materials and protective properties. After each session, allow gloves to dry completely before storage to prevent odor and material degradation. For leather or suede palm gloves, occasional conditioning with appropriate leather care products helps maintain grip and suppleness.



































