Dainese Carbon 4 Short Motorcycle Gloves – Black | Sport Racing Gloves with Carbon Knuckle Protection & High Ventilation

The Dainese Carbon 4 Short Gloves in Black are designed for riders who demand race-level protection, lightweight comfort, and maximum control in a compact summer-ready design. Built with Dainese’s premium craftsmanship, these short-cuff gloves are ideal for sporty street riding and high-performance use in warm conditions.

Constructed from durable goatskin leather combined with strategic stretch inserts, the Carbon 4 Short Gloves offer excellent flexibility and a precise fit. The short cuff design enhances freedom of movement, making them perfect for riders who prefer a lighter, more agile feel without compromising safety.

At the core of protection is the integrated carbon fiber knuckle protector, engineered to absorb and disperse impact forces in case of a fall. Reinforced palm sections and strategic padding provide additional abrasion resistance in high-contact areas, ensuring reliable protection during aggressive riding.

Perforated zones and breathable construction help maintain airflow, keeping your hands cool and comfortable during hot weather rides. The ergonomic pre-curved finger design reduces fatigue and enhances grip sensitivity, giving you improved control over throttle and braking.

A secure wrist closure ensures a snug, adjustable fit, keeping the gloves stable even at high speeds. With their sleek all-black finish and race-inspired design, these gloves deliver both style and performance for serious riders.

• Premium goatskin leather construction with stretch inserts
• Carbon fiber knuckle protection for high-impact safety
• Short cuff design for lightweight comfort and mobility
• Reinforced palm for improved abrasion resistance
• Perforated panels for enhanced airflow and breathability
• Pre-curved fingers for natural grip and reduced fatigue
• Secure hook-and-loop wrist closure for adjustable fit
• Sporty all-black race-inspired styling

Ideal For:
Sport riding, street performance, summer commuting, and aggressive urban riding.