Dainese - Carbon 4 - Gloves - Black

Measure the circumference of your palm below the knuckles and the length of your middle finger. Compare these measurements to the Dainese sizing chart available on their website or product pages.

The Carbon 4 gloves offer good protection and grip but are not waterproof. They are best suited for dry conditions. For rain, dedicated waterproof gloves are recommended. They do include a visor wiper for convenience in light moisture.

The frequency depends on usage and climate. In dry or hot conditions, conditioning every 3-6 months is advisable. If the gloves frequently get wet, condition them after they have fully dried.

The carbon knuckle protectors are integrated for safety and are not designed to be user-replaceable. They are built for durability and impact resistance.

DCP stands for Distortion Control Polyurethane. It is a system typically found on the little finger of sport gloves, designed to prevent excessive bending or separation of the finger during a slide or impact, thus reducing injury risk.

While they offer advanced protection and features suitable for racing, they are also excellent for aggressive sport riding on the street. Their focus is on protection and performance.

Leather gloves will naturally stretch and break in over time. Wear them for short periods initially, and consider using a leather conditioner to aid the break-in process. Ensure the correct size was purchased.

Apply a quality leather conditioner specifically designed for motorcycle apparel. Follow the product instructions for application and allow the gloves to dry naturally.

Inspect the stitching carefully. For minor loose threads, they can often be trimmed. If significant stitching failure occurs, contact customer support or a professional repair service.

Ensure the gloves are properly fitted. The knuckle protectors are designed to be worn on the outside of the hand and should not cause discomfort during normal riding posture. Some initial adjustment may be needed.