Alpinestars GP Pro R4 Gloves Review

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The GP Pro R4 Gloves from Alpinestars are meticulously designed with optimized material mapping to ensure outstanding fit, comfort, and the highest levels of race-grade protection. Crafted from premium materials, these gloves feature Alpinestars Dynamic Friction Shield (DFS) knuckle and cuff protectors, incorporating advanced airflow ventilation and aramidic reinforcement.
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[@RevZilla]

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[@davidebbs2797]

Been a little while visiting the Revzilla channel and not familiar with the new presenter but this dude's insight and detail is just what this viewers after. Looks like a worthy upgrade, An "A" star review guys 🌟💪😎

[@RevZilla]

Hey thanks man! I’m new to it but been behind the camera for nearly a decade. Just conveying my thoughts and opinion to help y’all make better educated purchases! 🤙 -Pat

[@yorukturk]

To me only important thing is maximum safety i just wonder should i buy alpinestars gp pro r4 or supertech gloves or dainese full metal 7.. Also i want to use in winter for rainy days too. I don't expect it to stay completely dry, but I don't want the gloves to be damaged for long use. Im waiting for ur answers please

[@yukikazewayne]

I haven't tried full metal 7 yet but I own the full metal 6, gp pro r3 and gp pro r4. I don't feel as comfortable wearing full metal as wearing the other two. It's much stiffer and has less tactile feedback. It also feels less ventilated so it's definitely warmer in hot weather. I also favors the pinky bridge link mechanism but that's just my opinion.

[@mad.triple]

I am finding a Dainese steel pro with a discount with the similar price range with this. If I have to choose one, which one should I?
I do sprinted ride on the street with couple of track days.

[@richelieu5406]

Would i need to upsize for these gloves?

[@RevZilla]

Depends on where you sit in the size chart, however we found the fit really good right out of the box. If you are between sizes and prefer and very tight fit (to let the leather break-in), going down a size is definitely possible. Most riders should be fine with their normal fitment though.

[@DavourisRX8]

You might forget GP Tech v2.