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Alpinestars Apex Drystar Gloves
The Alpinestars Apex Drystar Gloves have been a fan favorite for cold weather riding, and this latest iteration is yet another home run. Building upon the success of the original Apex glove, this version improves heat retention by adding 100g of thermal insulation behind that trusty ol' Drystar waterproof membrane. Protection is also improved with a 3rd and 4th finger bridge, synthetic and goatskin leather in the impact zones and strategically placed foam padding.
Features:
- Stretch polyamide material upper construction with goatskin leather palm
- Alpinestars Drystar waterproof and breathable membrane
- 100g thermal insulation on the backhand
- Thumb and palm reinforcement for a superior grip
- Synthetic leather reinforcements with foam padding on the palm and outer hand landing zones provide abrasion resistance in key impact zones
- Patented 3rd and 4th finger bridge prevent finger roll and separation during impact
- Synthetic leather molded hard knuckle protectors provides impact and abrasion protection
- Touch screen compatible fingertip on index for use of touch screen devices
- Pre-curved finger construction reduces rider fatigue
- Wide VELCRO® brand cuff closure for easy glove entry and secure closure
- Wrist fastener for a secure fit
- Reflective details improve rider visibility in varying light conditions
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40 Customer Reviews
3 Questions & 7 Answers
3.2 / 5.0
40 Reviews
Bang For The Buck
3.3 / 5
Protection & Durability
3.5 / 5
Features
3.3 / 5
Comfort
3.6 / 5
Style
4.1 / 5
Air Flow
3.0 / 5
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True
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Bang For The Buck
4 / 5
Protection & Durability
4 / 5
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4 / 5
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4 / 5
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5 / 5
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4 / 5
Good winter gloves but....
I ride in midwest and the lowest I tested this glove is at 19*F at 30 mph avg ride speed. My finger were completely cold after 15 minutes of ride. So, I know the limits of this glove. Later today, I rode at 23*F for 1 hour in city under 40 mph avg speed and at the end my finger went completely numb.
They are above average winter gloves that will protect you from moderately cold winters. I believe, they should be good for anything above 35*F at highway speeds. FYI, I never used any additional protection for my hands in the above test against wind or cold other this a* gauntlet gloves. No heated grip, no liners and no muffs.
I don't know why a* has no windproof winter gloves in their lineup. I use a* from top to bottom.
Caution: These are not windproof. So if you are looking for solid winter gloves then look for some windproof gauntlet gloves even if it is twice as expensive as this.
Other major issue is the liner material. The liner material doesn't stay in its place and I have to struggle to have my fingers into the inserts. I think it is flawed design. Read what others have to say about this liner issue before you buy.
I have attached the glove material breakdown for your reference.
They are above average winter gloves that will protect you from moderately cold winters. I believe, they should be good for anything above 35*F at highway speeds. FYI, I never used any additional protection for my hands in the above test against wind or cold other this a* gauntlet gloves. No heated grip, no liners and no muffs.
I don't know why a* has no windproof winter gloves in their lineup. I use a* from top to bottom.
Caution: These are not windproof. So if you are looking for solid winter gloves then look for some windproof gauntlet gloves even if it is twice as expensive as this.
Other major issue is the liner material. The liner material doesn't stay in its place and I have to struggle to have my fingers into the inserts. I think it is flawed design. Read what others have to say about this liner issue before you buy.
I have attached the glove material breakdown for your reference.
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Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Protection & Durability
5 / 5
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5 / 5
Comfort
5 / 5
Style
5 / 5
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5 / 5
Good cold to cooler weather glove at a fair price
These gloves keeps my hands comfortable on my 30 mile commute at 70 mph+ in temps down to 45 degrees. They are tolerable in temps down to 40 degrees.
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Bang For The Buck
3 / 5
Protection & Durability
4 / 5
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2 / 5
Comfort
3 / 5
Style
4 / 5
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Small
True
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Air Flow
3 / 5
Would not buy it again. Lining issue + Not too warm for Winter
I bought this glove last year and has worn it several times. This glove in my opinion is to be worn at +40F temperature. When it got below 40 my hands got very cold.
Besides, this glove has a loose lining issue, so you want to make sure you get your hands out every time VERY carefully. Otherwise the lining will come out along with your fingers and you will lose several minutes to get every lining's finger back in place. I had to use a pen once to put them back in all together. To me this is just unacceptable and if I knew that in advance I'd never buy this glove.
Besides, this glove has a loose lining issue, so you want to make sure you get your hands out every time VERY carefully. Otherwise the lining will come out along with your fingers and you will lose several minutes to get every lining's finger back in place. I had to use a pen once to put them back in all together. To me this is just unacceptable and if I knew that in advance I'd never buy this glove.
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Bang For The Buck
2 / 5
Protection & Durability
4 / 5
Features
2 / 5
Comfort
2 / 5
Style
4 / 5
Fit
Small
True
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Air Flow
5 / 5
Poor gloves
I bought these for those times when you get caught in the rain or cold as I generally only ride in the warmer weather. Has them on in light rain recently and after an hour or so both hands were completely wet and frozen with the wind blowing right through them. Completely useless. And don't try to take them offf when wet as the liner will separate from the glove and make it impossible to get back on. I haven't tried other 'winter' gloves but I'm sure there would be much better out there. Save your money.
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November 23, 2016
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Bang For The Buck
4 / 5
Protection & Durability
4 / 5
Features
4 / 5
Comfort
4 / 5
Style
5 / 5
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older version had to be better, right?
I have no insulated glove to compare this to. I can however tell you how it rated compared to my expectations. (I had been riding down to 40 degrees in the ICON's "summer" twenty-niner gloves)
I have size medium gloves, I also have fat and sort of long fingers and huge knuckles, but super duper skinny wrists (thanks ma). This is important because I find that, even with the wrist strap loose, the elastic around the wrist makes it very difficult to get the glove on, yet the glove fits perfect when they are on.
pros:
at this price I know its hard to beat the features
I can ride down to 25 degrees at times
it fits true to size
it does what I want
cons:
I wish the gauntlet section had more insulation
the interior liner wants to pull out as I take my hand out
Bottom line if you can still find the old version of this glove in your size, I'd bet it would be better. That's what I would have wanted. Still, this glove is probably the best in the market at this price.
I have size medium gloves, I also have fat and sort of long fingers and huge knuckles, but super duper skinny wrists (thanks ma). This is important because I find that, even with the wrist strap loose, the elastic around the wrist makes it very difficult to get the glove on, yet the glove fits perfect when they are on.
pros:
at this price I know its hard to beat the features
I can ride down to 25 degrees at times
it fits true to size
it does what I want
cons:
I wish the gauntlet section had more insulation
the interior liner wants to pull out as I take my hand out
Bottom line if you can still find the old version of this glove in your size, I'd bet it would be better. That's what I would have wanted. Still, this glove is probably the best in the market at this price.
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January 19, 2016
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Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Protection & Durability
5 / 5
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5 / 5
Comfort
5 / 5
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5 / 5
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Excellent cold weather gloves for the price!
I've used these gloves a few times so far this winter and I'm very happy with them. I've only ridden down into the 40s, but they kept my hands nice and warm and I'm sure they would perform well down into the 30s if I wanted to ride at those temps.
The gloves are very comfortable, I like the rubberized grips for the handlebars, and I like the hard armor on the knuckles. I was able to fit the gauntlets around the jacket cuffs, but it could use a little more room in this area.
As far as sizing goes, I'm somewhere between a small and medium depending on the gloves. I got medium for these and they fit very well and gave me enough room to put on a glove liner if I'm riding in very cold temps.
Overall, I'm very happy with the Alpinestars Apex Drystars and they will be replacing a couple older winter gloves I have from other manufacturers.
The gloves are very comfortable, I like the rubberized grips for the handlebars, and I like the hard armor on the knuckles. I was able to fit the gauntlets around the jacket cuffs, but it could use a little more room in this area.
As far as sizing goes, I'm somewhere between a small and medium depending on the gloves. I got medium for these and they fit very well and gave me enough room to put on a glove liner if I'm riding in very cold temps.
Overall, I'm very happy with the Alpinestars Apex Drystars and they will be replacing a couple older winter gloves I have from other manufacturers.
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Bang For The Buck
3 / 5
Protection & Durability
3 / 5
Features
3 / 5
Comfort
4 / 5
Style
4 / 5
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Air Flow
3 / 5
Not too hot, not too cold.
I've worn these gloves in the the cold Ozark Mtns through Northern Arkansas, and all over Texas in every season. Wearing them currently going from Killeen, TX to Port Arthur in February. These gloves are really comfortable in the 50 F to 80 F degree range. They don't breath well enough for riding over 80F and your fingers will freeze under 50 F even with large handguards like mine. They would probably would be perfect now I had heated grips on this 45 degree evening, but my hands are frozen. The dexterity is fantastic, and you have a lot of feel in the palm of the hands and fingers, which is nice but they are not great for smart phone screens, and I fear they would shred in a crash if you land palm down like everyone does instinctually, at first. Mine have proven themselves time and time again in the rain. I've had these gloves for about a year and a half and ridden maybe 10,000 or so miles with them on. Otherwise I grab a pair of my mechanix "operator" style gloves.
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February 3, 2017
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Bang For The Buck
2 / 5
Protection & Durability
2 / 5
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3 / 5
Style
4 / 5
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2 / 5
Not suitable for cold weather
These gloves are acceptable from temps from 60 to 70 degrees at highway speeds. You might be able to push it to 50 at lower speeds. I ride an sv650 and on a 2 hour ride at 55 degrees I had to stop several times until I traded gloves with my buddy. He was able to deal with these with his heated grips and hand guards blocking the wind. His Dainese gloves kept me warm.
Overall these gloves have a cheap feel to them compared to other leather gloves I own. I would not reccomend these although they are comfortable at 60 to 70 degrees.
Overall these gloves have a cheap feel to them compared to other leather gloves I own. I would not reccomend these although they are comfortable at 60 to 70 degrees.
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December 7, 2017
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Bang For The Buck
3 / 5
Protection & Durability
4 / 5
Features
4 / 5
Comfort
4 / 5
Style
4 / 5
Air Flow
2 / 5
They're decent, not great
For $90, the gloves are fair, but not amazing in my opinion. They're quite warm, not letting too much cold air through, which is good for my 30 minute commute in sometimes 50F weather. However, compared to my alpinestars summer all-leather un-insulated gloves, they're not very tactile due to the layers, insulation, and fabric, which means I have a harder time flipping switches, opening my visor, or even just twisting the throttle (I have to grip noticeably harder). Also, there's very little leather on these gloves other than the base layer of the palm. It seems like all the other layers are fake leather, or some rubbery thing. Stitching and seams aren't the best -- I don't think they'd fall apart, but they're not as clean cut and sealed as other Alpinestars gloves I've owned.
Overall, if you're looking for gloves that are warm and functional, but not impressive in terms of build quality, these would work fine. However, I guess I expected higher quality and more genuine leather for the price.
Overall, if you're looking for gloves that are warm and functional, but not impressive in terms of build quality, these would work fine. However, I guess I expected higher quality and more genuine leather for the price.
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1 / 5
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1 / 5
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1 / 5
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1 / 5
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1 / 5
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5 / 5
These gloves are junk
I bought a pair of these and for 90$ gloves I would expect a lot more. The seams started ripping apart after a couple weeks and the material inside the glove (liner/membrane) wouldn't stay in place and I couldn't get the glove to fit right ( I couldn't even get my hand in the glove. I contacted Alpinestars and they said they couldn't do anything for me. I will never buy their products again. junk.
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January 14, 2018
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What's the coldest weather this glove can comfortably be worn in without heated grips/liners?
BEST ANSWER: These gloves were great until below 40F, and I drive up to 55mph in pacific northwest.
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- Adam Y on Oct 14, 2016
Is the touchscreen tip similar to other Alpinestars gloves in that it will NOT work with iPhones or Android phones?
BEST ANSWER: I have a Samsung S5 Android and both index fingers work on the touch screen. The seam on the tip actually helps with the accuracy when touching the screen.
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- Thomas A on Dec 19, 2015
Could I comfortably fit my firstgear heated glove liners on underneath of these gloves?
BEST ANSWER: I always wear a size LG glove and my hand measured as LG for this glove. It fits very snug to the point that I almost need to go up a size. If I wanted to put a liner in, I definitely would need to size it up.
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- Thomas A on Dec 19, 2015