Alpinestars Tempest v3 Waterproof Karting Gloves

• FIA 8877-2022 Certified — Meets the latest FIA karting homologation standard for use in sanctioned competition
• Waterproof Three-Layer Construction — Windproof ripstop outer shell, internal waterproof membrane, and soft microfleece lining combine to seal out rain and cold
• Silicone Grip Palm — Strategically-printed silicone palm ensures reliable steering feel and control on a wet wheel
• Pre-Curved Fit — Fingers and palm are pre-curved to reduce bunching and deliver a precise, glove-to-hand fit out of the box
• Secure Gauntlet Cuff — 180° elasticated wrist stretch and adjustable Velcro strap for easy entry and a locked-in feel on track
• Available in Youth Sizes — Full size run including junior fitments for younger karters

When the track surface goes slick and the sky opens up, most karters lose time — the ones in the Alpinestars Tempest V3 don't. Engineered specifically for cold and wet karting conditions, the Tempest V3 features a three-layer construction that starts with a windproof, durable ripstop outer shell backed by a waterproof membrane to block rain and moisture at the source. Inside, a soft microfleece lining retains warmth and comfort so your hands stay functional and fatigue-free through long sessions in the cold.
Control is equally dialed in. A strategically-positioned silicone palm print delivers confident grip on the wheel regardless of how wet the conditions get, while pre-curved fingers and palm construction minimize material bunching for a precise, natural fit. The straight-cut gauntlet cuff features 180° of elasticated stretch at the wrist and an adjustable Velcro closure for a secure fit that's still easy to get on and off between sessions.
Certified to the FIA 8877-2022 homologation standard — the latest benchmark for karting safety equipment — the Tempest V3 is eligible for use in sanctioned competition. Also available in youth sizes. Whether you're running club races, arrive-and-drive events, or endurance kart stints, the Tempest V3 is the glove you reach for when the forecast looks grim.