Kevin Schwantz racing gloves show the red, white and gold look of his 1993 Lucky Strike Suzuki season. The gloves are cut from cowhide, stitched by hand and made to order. See all Kevin Schwantz replica gear
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Kevin Schwantz Racing Gloves Lucky Strike Suzuki Replica Gloves
Kevin Schwantz racing gloves are inspired by his 1993 Suzuki season in the 500cc class. The Lucky Strike GP racing gloves
use red, white and gold chrome. They go well with a suit from the same year. Each pair is made to order, in sizes for men and women.
Leather and Protection
Leather Collection has made leather gear since 2009. Each glove is cut from cowhide, 0.8 to 0.9 mm thick. Thin leather lets you feel the levers. Hard knuckle armor sits on the back of the hand. Sliders cover the palm and fingers. A Velcro strap closes the wrist, and the fingers are pre-curved for grip.
Sizing - XS to 3XL in a standard fit. Gloves are not cut to custom sizes.
Buying Guidance
How do I choose a size? Measure around your hand and compare with the Size Guide. Where can I get help? The customer service page answers size and order questions.
The gloves use red, white and gold chrome. These colors are inspired by the Lucky Strike Suzuki team of 1993. The gold chrome adds a bright trim next to the red and white. The colors are set by the design, so they do not change at order. Look at the photos to see where each color sits.
Yes. The gloves share the red and white look of his 1993 Suzuki suit. Many riders wear them with the race suit or the leather jacket from the same rider range. That gives a full set in one color scheme. Each item is made to order on its own, so you can add the gloves now or later. Sizes are picked for each item.
Wrap a soft tape around your hand at the knuckles, without the thumb. Keep the hand flat and relaxed. Then compare the number with the size chart. Sizes run XS to 3XL. Race gloves should feel snug, with no loose leather at the fingertips. A close fit keeps the sliders in the right place. The how to measure guide shows each step.
A Velcro strap closes each glove at the wrist. Pull it tight before you ride, so the glove cannot slide off. The fingers are pre-curved, so your hand rests in a riding grip without the leather pulling. Hard armor covers the knuckles, and sliders sit on the palm and fingers. These parts take the first contact if your hand meets the ground.
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