Honda motorcycle gloves in this range carry Repsol and HRC team colors from 2003 to 2026. Designs follow riders such as Marc Marquez, Joan Mir, Marco Simoncelli and Nicky Hayden. Each pair is cut from 0.8-0.9 mm cowhide and stitched by hand to order. Sizes run XS to 3XL. Use the filters above to narrow by season, size or color.
Honda Motorcycle Gloves Replica Race Gloves, XS to 3XL
These gloves carry the Repsol and HRC team colors from 2003 to 2026. Rider designs include Marc Marquez, Joan Mir, Marco Simoncelli and Nicky Hayden. Fans of the early years can start with the Valentino Rossi 2003 Repsol gloves
or the Casey Stoner 2012 race gloves
.
Each pair is cut from 0.8-0.9 mm cowhide and stitched by hand. You get knuckle protection, palm and finger sliders and a strong panel between the thumb and index finger. Marquez fans can compare the Marquez 2013 Repsol Honda gloves
with the Marquez 2015-2016 racing gloves
.
Protection and Sizing
Protection - knuckle protection, palm and finger sliders and a reinforced thumb-to-index panel. Rubber panels cover the back of the hand.
Closure - a Velcro wrist strap holds the glove on. Pre-curved fingers help your grip on the bars.
Sizing - XS to 3XL in a standard fit. Measure your hand and check the Size Guide before you order.
Buying Guidance
Which colors can I pick? Red, white and black lead the range. Some designs add fluorescent orange, yellow or red, and a few use blue. Where can I get help? The customer service page answers sizing and order questions.
Leather Collection has made leather gear since 2009. See the full Honda motorcycle gear range
for suits, jackets, boots and gloves together.
Most designs come from MotoGP, and a few come from WSBK. They run from 2003 to 2026 in Repsol and HRC colors. Riders include Marc Marquez, Joan Mir, Luca Marini, Johann Zarco and Alex Rins. WSBK fans can pick the Nicky Hayden WSBK 2017 gloves
or the Jonathan Rea Honda HRC gloves
. Each product page names its season, so you can match the year you want. Every pair is hand-stitched in cowhide and made to order.
Gloves run from XS to 3XL in a standard fit. There is no custom size on gloves. Measure around your hand across the knuckles, without the thumb. Then compare that number with the chart. The how to measure guide shows where to place the tape. A snug fit matters, since the palm sliders need to sit over the heel of your hand. Marquez fans can see the fit on the Marc Marquez 2017-2018 gloves
.
Each glove is cut from 0.8-0.9 mm cowhide. It has knuckle protection, palm and finger sliders and a reinforced panel between the thumb and index finger. Rubber panels cover the back of the hand. A Velcro wrist strap keeps the glove in place. Two Repsol designs to compare are the Repsol leather motorcycle gloves
and the Repsol Pro leather gloves
. Each product page shows the details for that design.
Red, white and black appear on most designs, in the Repsol and HRC team look. Some designs add fluorescent orange, yellow or red for a brighter finish. A few use blue or orange. For a clean look, try the Aleix Espargaro all-white gloves
from the 2024 winter test. The Repsol Honda 2010 gloves
show the classic orange and red look. Check the photos on each page to see the exact colors.
Wipe the gloves with a soft, damp cloth after each ride. Let them dry at room temperature, away from a heater or direct sun. Heat can dry out the leather and make it stiff. Treat the leather with a conditioner now and then to keep it soft. Store the gloves flat in a cool, dry place. The leather care instructions page has more steps for each type of leather.
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