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Valparaiso V2 Drystar Winter Men's Motorcycle Gloves Waterproof Black
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Valparaiso V2 Drystar Winter Men's Motorcycle Gloves Waterproof Black Code: 3526020-10

The Alpinestars Valparaiso V2 Drystar winter motorcycle gloves feature a waterproof, breathable Drystar membrane and combine stretch synthetic fabric with leather in the main construction. Hard...

The Alpinestars Valparaiso V2 Drystar winter motorcycle gloves feature a waterproof, breathable Drystar membrane and combine stretch synthetic fabric with leather in the main construction. Hard knuckle protectors and a leather palm with stretch reinforcements help provide protection and a good feel on the handlebars.

Accordion stretch panels on the top of...

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  • Compliance Standard

    EN 13594:2015

    EN 13594:2015 is the European standard that defines the safety criteria for motorcycle gloves. Gloves with this marking have been laboratory tested for resistance to abrasion, cutting, and puncture, as well as for proper fit and stability to ensure they are not easily removed in the event of a fall.

  • Protection Level

    Level 1

    Level 1 corresponds to the basic level of protection and is intended for everyday or urban use, where flexibility and comfort are prioritized. Gloves in this category are usually lighter and more breathable.
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  • ionoits
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    11 out of 11 members found this review helpful
    ionoits

    The glove is very good; as soon as you put it on, you can feel the quality of the materials. It's a winter tourism glove that does everything very well. It has somewhat stiff materials (which probably soften slowly), but the feel of the controls is at a very good level for a winter glove. It is waterproof but does not have insulation. So, on a long trip with considerable cold, you might need a second glove. The pinky and ring fingers are connected, but you hardly notice it; it allows for quite a bit of freedom of movement.

    The huge downside is its size. It requires a lot of attention because it has a strange shape. The fingers are quite long while the palm is tight. My thumb, index, and pinky stick out half a centimeter. It's somewhat annoying.

    Like all long gloves, it takes some time to put them on and adjust them to the sleeve. One characteristic is that the back is not very wide (like my old Dainese counterparts), which means it takes a little more time to get the sleeve from the jacket on and tighten it well from above. However, it looks nicer, and not many fabrics fold in the sleeve, making it more comfortable.

    Can it be used as an everyday glove? Maybe yes, because the hand doesn't sweat at all. On the other hand, it takes a little extra time to put it on.

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  • Alexis_Argiroiliopoulos
    5
    6 out of 6 members found this review helpful
    Alexis_Argiroiliopoulos

    The best I have tried in winter!
    Obviously, the feeling is not perfect, but they don't let the cold in!
    In general, in winter gloves, Alpinestars is superior to Dainese in my opinion.
    Both in terms of temperature and feeling!
    Also, in a fall with several kilometers, the glove fell apart but the hand remained UNHARMED!

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  • GIANNHS1967
    5
    10 out of 12 members found this review helpful
    GIANNHS1967

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    Use of about a month. Excellent gloves, I don't feel cold even with 5-6 degrees, hands stay warm on half-hour to one-hour rides without sweating or smelling (previously wore thermal gloves inside), waterproof, with reinforcements in crucial areas, very good feel on the controls. Just be careful with the size. I have normal to slim hands and I got the 2XL size, at first they were tight but after 2 weeks they loosened up and now they're okay. I highly recommend them.

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    Hsyn_Mhmt

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  • ionoits
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    ionoits

    The glove is very good; as soon as you put it on, you can feel the quality of the materials. It's a winter tourism glove that does everything very well. It has somewhat stiff materials (which probably soften slowly), but the feel of the controls is at a very good level for a winter glove. It is waterproof but does not have insulation. So, on a long trip with considerable cold, you might need a second glove. The pinky and ring fingers are connected, but you hardly notice it; it allows for quite a bit of freedom of movement.

    The huge downside is its size. It requires a lot of attention because it has a strange shape. The fingers are quite long while the palm is tight. My thumb, index, and pinky stick out half a centimeter. It's somewhat annoying.

    Like all long gloves, it takes some time to put them on and adjust them to the sleeve. One characteristic is that the back is not very wide (like my old Dainese counterparts), which means it takes a little more time to get the sleeve from the jacket on and tighten it well from above. However, it looks nicer, and not many fabrics fold in the sleeve, making it more comfortable.

    Can it be used as an everyday glove? Maybe yes, because the hand doesn't sweat at all. On the other hand, it takes a little extra time to put it on.

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  • Alexis_Argiroiliopoulos
    5
    Alexis_Argiroiliopoulos

    The best I have tried in winter!
    Obviously, the feeling is not perfect, but they don't let the cold in!
    In general, in winter gloves, Alpinestars is superior to Dainese in my opinion.
    Both in terms of temperature and feeling!
    Also, in a fall with several kilometers, the glove fell apart but the hand remained UNHARMED!

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  • GIANNHS1967
    5
    GIANNHS1967

    Use of about a month. Excellent gloves, I don't feel cold even with 5-6 degrees, hands stay warm on half-hour to one-hour rides without sweating or smelling (previously wore thermal gloves inside), waterproof, with reinforcements in crucial areas, very good feel on the controls. Just be careful with the size. I have normal to slim hands and I got the 2XL size, at first they were tight but after 2 weeks they loosened up and now they're okay. I highly recommend them.

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Description & Specifications

The Alpinestars Valparaiso V2 Drystar winter motorcycle gloves feature a waterproof, breathable Drystar membrane and combine stretch synthetic fabric with leather in the main construction. Hard knuckle protectors and a leather palm with stretch reinforcements help provide protection and a good feel on the handlebars.

Accordion stretch panels on the top of the palm and thumb allow freedom of movement. The index finger and thumb are touchscreen-compatible, while reflective details are positioned on the hand and fingers. The gloves fasten with Velcro at the wrist and cuff.

  • Season: Winter
  • Material: Stretch synthetic fabric and leather
  • Waterproofing: Drystar membrane
  • Breathability: Breathable membrane
  • Knuckle protection: Hard protectors
  • Palm reinforcements: Stretch
  • Touchscreen compatibility: Index finger and thumb
  • Reflective details: On the hand and fingers
  • Closure: Velcro at the wrist and cuff
  • Gender: Men's
  • Color: Black
  • Type: Motorcycle gloves
  • Riding style: Touring
  • Compliance standard: EN 13594:2015
  • Protection level: Level 1

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Product Number
3526020-10

Specifications

Type
Motorcycle
Riding Style
Touring

Riding Style

Touring

Designed for long-distance travel, offering comfort, durability, and protection.
Gender
Men
Season
Winter
Material
Synthetic
Colour
Black

Safety & Certification

Compliance Standard
EN 13594:2015

Compliance Standard

EN 13594:2015

EN 13594:2015 is the European standard that defines the safety criteria for motorcycle gloves. Gloves with this marking have been laboratory tested for resistance to abrasion, cutting, and puncture, as well as for proper fit and stability to ensure they are not easily removed in the event of a fall.
Protection Level
Level 1

Protection Level

Level 1

Level 1 corresponds to the basic level of protection and is intended for everyday or urban use, where flexibility and comfort are prioritized. Gloves in this category are usually lighter and more breathable.

Protection

Waterproofing Technology
Drystar

Waterproofing Technology

Drystar
Waterproof membrane that effectively repels water and allows the hand to breathe. Developed and used by the Italian company Alpinestars.
Touch Screen Compatible
Yes

Touch Screen Compatible

Ability to use the touchscreen of a smartphone or GPS without having to remove gloves.
Waterproof
Yes

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  • ionoits
    4
    11 out of 11 members found this review helpful
    ionoits

    The glove is very good; as soon as you put it on, you can feel the quality of the materials. It's a winter tourism glove that does everything very well. It has somewhat stiff materials (which probably soften slowly), but the feel of the controls is at a very good level for a winter glove. It is waterproof but does not have insulation. So, on a long trip with considerable cold, you might need a second glove. The pinky and ring fingers are connected, but you hardly notice it; it allows for quite a bit of freedom of movement.

    The huge downside is its size. It requires a lot of attention because it has a strange shape. The fingers are quite long while the palm is tight. My thumb, index, and pinky stick out half a centimeter. It's somewhat annoying.

    Like all long gloves, it takes some time to put them on and adjust them to the sleeve. One characteristic is that the back is not very wide (like my old Dainese counterparts), which means it takes a little more time to get the sleeve from the jacket on and tighten it well from above. However, it looks nicer, and not many fabrics fold in the sleeve, making it more comfortable.

    Can it be used as an everyday glove? Maybe yes, because the hand doesn't sweat at all. On the other hand, it takes a little extra time to put it on.

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  • Alexis_Argiroiliopoulos
    5
    6 out of 6 members found this review helpful
    Alexis_Argiroiliopoulos

    The best I have tried in winter!
    Obviously, the feeling is not perfect, but they don't let the cold in!
    In general, in winter gloves, Alpinestars is superior to Dainese in my opinion.
    Both in terms of temperature and feeling!
    Also, in a fall with several kilometers, the glove fell apart but the hand remained UNHARMED!

    Translated from Greek ·
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    • Protection
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
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  • GIANNHS1967
    5
    10 out of 12 members found this review helpful
    GIANNHS1967

    Verified purchase

    Use of about a month. Excellent gloves, I don't feel cold even with 5-6 degrees, hands stay warm on half-hour to one-hour rides without sweating or smelling (previously wore thermal gloves inside), waterproof, with reinforcements in crucial areas, very good feel on the controls. Just be careful with the size. I have normal to slim hands and I got the 2XL size, at first they were tight but after 2 weeks they loosened up and now they're okay. I highly recommend them.

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  • 5
    Hsyn_Mhmt

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  • ionoits
    4
    ionoits

    The glove is very good; as soon as you put it on, you can feel the quality of the materials. It's a winter tourism glove that does everything very well. It has somewhat stiff materials (which probably soften slowly), but the feel of the controls is at a very good level for a winter glove. It is waterproof but does not have insulation. So, on a long trip with considerable cold, you might need a second glove. The pinky and ring fingers are connected, but you hardly notice it; it allows for quite a bit of freedom of movement.

    The huge downside is its size. It requires a lot of attention because it has a strange shape. The fingers are quite long while the palm is tight. My thumb, index, and pinky stick out half a centimeter. It's somewhat annoying.

    Like all long gloves, it takes some time to put them on and adjust them to the sleeve. One characteristic is that the back is not very wide (like my old Dainese counterparts), which means it takes a little more time to get the sleeve from the jacket on and tighten it well from above. However, it looks nicer, and not many fabrics fold in the sleeve, making it more comfortable.

    Can it be used as an everyday glove? Maybe yes, because the hand doesn't sweat at all. On the other hand, it takes a little extra time to put it on.

    Translated from Greek ·
    11
  • Alexis_Argiroiliopoulos
    5
    Alexis_Argiroiliopoulos

    The best I have tried in winter!
    Obviously, the feeling is not perfect, but they don't let the cold in!
    In general, in winter gloves, Alpinestars is superior to Dainese in my opinion.
    Both in terms of temperature and feeling!
    Also, in a fall with several kilometers, the glove fell apart but the hand remained UNHARMED!

    Translated from Greek ·
    6
  • GIANNHS1967
    5
    GIANNHS1967

    Use of about a month. Excellent gloves, I don't feel cold even with 5-6 degrees, hands stay warm on half-hour to one-hour rides without sweating or smelling (previously wore thermal gloves inside), waterproof, with reinforcements in crucial areas, very good feel on the controls. Just be careful with the size. I have normal to slim hands and I got the 2XL size, at first they were tight but after 2 weeks they loosened up and now they're okay. I highly recommend them.

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