Cross gloves for kids - motocross junior in full control
( number of products: 28 )FOX Junior Dirtpaw gloves black
34,44 € gross/1pcs.The lowest price of the product in the 30 days before the discount was introduced: 31,96 €/1pcs.+7%Regular price: 36,92 € gross/1pcs.-7%
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Kenny Racing junior motocross gloves TRACK JUNIOR NEON YELLOW color black, white, neon yellow
24,53 € gross/1pcs.
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Kenny Racing junior motocross gloves TRACK JUNIOR ORANGE black, orange, white
24,53 € gross/1pcs.
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Kenny Racing junior motocross gloves TRACK JUNIOR RED color black, red, white
24,53 € gross/1pcs.
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FOX Junior Ranger Kairos enduro gloves color tangerine
24,43 € gross/1pcs.
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Junior Gloves are built for young MX/off-road riders who need real grip, control, and protection without bulky adult sizing. They help prevent blisters and hot spots on long motos, keep small hands from slipping on the grips, and add a first layer of impact and abrasion resistance when the trail gets rough. Matched with a youth helmet, goggles, jersey, pants, and knee guards, the right gloves make it easier to ride longer, brake harder, and keep confidence in ruts, rocks, and whoops.
When choosing junior gloves, start with fit and control: fingers should reach the ends without bunching, and the palm must sit flat so the rider can feel the levers. Look at materials and construction—durable synthetic palms for bar feel, reinforced thumb areas for grip wear, and breathable stretch backs for comfort. Consider riding conditions: lightweight and ventilated for warm days, or more coverage for cold mornings and wet trail sections. Finally, check closures and care: a solid wrist closure keeps dirt out, and gloves that are easy to wash and quick to dry stay fresher between rides.
Common mistakes are buying gloves “to grow into” (which reduces throttle and brake precision) and ignoring seam placement that can rub during long sessions. Replace junior gloves when the palm thins, the fingertips tear, or the closure loses tension—those issues quickly turn into sore hands and less control.
Tip: Have the rider hold the bars and cover the levers in the size you’re considering—if they can’t comfortably wrap the grip and modulate the brake, go one size smaller.


