Dirt Bike Glove Liners

Frequently Asked Questions

• What are glove liners and when should I wear them?

  Glove liners are thin, lightweight inner layers worn under outer motorcycle gloves to add warmth, manage moisture, and preserve dexterity without bulk, making them ideal for dirtbike, ADV, ATV or touring in cold or wet conditions.
• How do I choose between silk, merino, fleece/synthetic, electric, and waterproof liners?

  Choose silk for ultra-light, low-bulk warmth and easy on/off; merino for breathable, long-ride warmth and odor resistance; fleece/synthetics for higher insulation with potential extra bulk; electric liners for extreme cold when power is acceptable; and waterproof liners when you need rain protection under water-resistant outer gloves.
• How should glove liners fit under my motorcycle gloves?

  Opt for a snug but flexible fit that lets you make a fist and wiggle your fingers without bunching—try liners on with your outer gloves to confirm they don’t restrict movement or create pressure points.
• Which liners work best for off‑road dirtbike/ATV riding versus ADV or touring?

  For off‑road dirtbike and ATV riding use thin merino or low‑bulk fleece for warmth, breathability, and throttle control; for ADV or touring pair silk or thin synthetics with a waterproof or heated liner option for long rides and wet conditions.
• How do I care for glove liners to keep them performing?

  Follow gentle washing and air‑drying for natural fibers, avoid heat on heated liners or detach power components before cleaning, and check seams and touchscreen areas for wear to maintain fit and durability.