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Atom Pak - FIA -
Race V3 Bivakmuts -
Race V3 Technische Layertop -
Race V3 Technische Layer Onderstuk -
Atom Pak - FIA -
Race V3 Bivakmuts -
Race V3 Technische Layertop -
Race V3 Technische Layerbroek -
GP Pro Comp Pak - FIA -
ZX Evo V2 Technische Layertop -
ZX Evo V2 Onderstuk -
SP + Schoenen N -
Hypertech Pak - FIA -
Atom Pak - FIA -
GP Pro Comp V2 Pak - FIA -
Atom Pak - FIA -
GP Pro Comp Bootcut Pak - FIA -
SP + Schoenen N -
GP Pro Comp Bootcut Pak - FIA -
SP + Schoenen N -
Race V3 Technische Layertop -
ZX Evo V2 Technische Layertop -
Supermono V2 Schoenen FIA -
Hypertech Pak - FIA -
SP + Schoenen N -
KX Technische Layer Onderstuk -
Jeugd Tempest V2 Waterdichte Handschoenen -
Atom Graphic Pak - FIA -
Atom Graphic 4 Pak - FIA -
Tech-1 K Race V2 One Vision Handschoenen -
AK-1 Kart Lichaamsbescherming -
Jeugd AK-1 Kart Lichaamsbescherming -
SP V2 Schoenen -
GP Tech V3 Pak - FIA -
Indoor Kart Pak -
Kart Indoor Pak
Veelgestelde vragen FAQ verbergen
What kind of gear is included in the Auto Outlet collection?
The Auto Outlet collection typically includes discounted auto racing suits, gloves, footwear, and fire-resistant tech layers. Availability changes over time, so the mix may include different protection levels, fits, and constructions depending on season, remaining stock, and size availability.
This makes the collection useful for drivers looking for competition apparel, track-day gear, or replacement racewear at reduced pricing, while still shopping within the Alpinestars auto range. For the full current assortment beyond outlet stock, see the auto racing collection.
Are Auto Outlet items still FIA- or SFI-certified?
Many items in the Auto Outlet collection are still built to the same FIA or SFI standards specified on the individual product page. An outlet price does not change the original certification of the garment, glove, shoe, or base layer.
The important point is that certification is product-specific, not collection-wide. Always check the product description and the labeling on the item to confirm the exact standard required for your series, event, or sanctioning body.
How should auto racing gear from the outlet fit?
Auto racing gear should fit close and secure without restricting normal driving movement. A race suit should feel trim through the torso and limbs while still allowing seated mobility; gloves should fit snugly with full finger control; shoes should hold the heel securely without excessive toe pressure; and tech layers should sit close to the body under outer racewear.
Because outlet stock can be limited by size and style, it is important to use the product size chart and compare it against your body measurements rather than relying only on your usual casualwear size.
| Category | How it should fit | What to avoid |
|---|---|---|
| Suit | Close to the body with room to sit and drive | Excess fabric, tight shoulders, restricted reach |
| Gloves | Snug palm and fingers for steering feel | Loose fingertips, bunching, pressure points |
| Shoes | Secure heel hold with precise pedal feel | Heel lift, excess width, cramped toes |
| Tech layers | Close-fitting underlayer without bulk | Loose folds under the suit |
Is Auto Outlet gear suitable for racing and track use?
Yes, many products in the Auto Outlet collection are suitable for track use and competitive motorsport, provided the item meets the rules for your discipline. The correct choice depends on the certification required by your organizer, the vehicle type, and whether you need suits, gloves, footwear, or technical underwear for regulated competition.
Before ordering, check the exact FIA or SFI specification listed on the product and compare it with your event regulations. If you want to compare outlet stock with the latest racewear range, you can also browse auto suits and auto footwear.
Are Auto Outlet products older-season items, and does that affect performance?
Outlet collections commonly include previous-season products, discontinued colorways, or limited remaining inventory. That usually affects selection and pricing more than intended use.
Performance, materials, and certification remain tied to the individual product itself, not to the fact that it is sold in the outlet. The key checks are the product’s certification, condition, fit, and suitability for your current racing requirements.
























