These Nicky Hayden gloves are inspired by two of his seasons: 2013 in MotoGP with Ducati and 2017 in WSBK with Honda. Each pair is cut from 0.8-0.9 mm cowhide and stitched by hand to order. Colors include fluorescent red, white and blue. For suits and jackets too, see all Nicky Hayden replica gear
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Nicky Hayden 69 Racing Gloves Replica Race Gloves, XS to 3XL
Nicky Hayden gloves in this range take the race number 69, the colors and the sponsor-style graphics of one season each. One design is from his 2013 MotoGP year with Ducati. The other is from his 2017 World Superbike year with Honda. Every pair is made to order. Leather Collection has made leather gear since 2009.
Every glove is cut from 0.8-0.9 mm cowhide. It has flexible knuckle armor, palm and finger sliders, and a strong panel between the thumb and index finger. Pre-curved fingers help you grip the bars. A Velcro wrist strap helps keep the glove on. Rubber panels add strength on the back of the hand.
There are two designs, and each one comes from a single season. The 2013 pair is inspired by his MotoGP year on a Ducati. The 2017 pair is inspired by his World Superbike year on a Honda. The colors include fluorescent red, white and blue. Pick the year you remember most, or the one that goes with your suit. Both pairs use the same cowhide and the same armor.
No. These gloves are replicas inspired by the race gloves Nicky Hayden wore in 2013 and 2017. They are not the gloves he raced in. They are not made by his glove maker. Leather Collection makes each pair to order from 0.8-0.9 mm cowhide. Each pair copies the colors, the number 69 and the sponsor-style graphics of its season. Fans can wear them on the road or at a track day.
The gloves come in XS to 3XL in a standard fit. There is no custom size option for gloves. To pick a size, measure around your hand at the knuckles, without the thumb. Then compare the number with the size chart. A snug fit matters, because the palm sliders need to sit over the heel of your hand. The guide on how to measure your size shows each step.
Each glove has flexible knuckle armor on the back of the hand. Palm and finger sliders sit on foam padding. A strong panel runs between the thumb and the index finger. Rubber panels add strength where the glove wears most. Pre-curved fingers make it easy to hold the bars. A Velcro wrist strap helps keep the glove in place. Wear them with a suit, boots and a helmet that fit your riding.
Wipe the gloves with a soft, damp cloth after each ride. Let them dry at room temperature, away from heaters and direct sun. Do not put them in a washing machine. When the leather is dry, rub in a little leather conditioner to keep it soft. Store the gloves flat with the fingers open, so the curved shape stays. The leather care instructions have more tips on cleaning and storage.
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