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I have achy hands due to some arthritis and injuries. Sometimes the steering wheel in my Boxster 25 also gets clammy even though I don't have sweaty hands and I clean the steering wheel frequently. Last year, I bought a pair of Riparos for the fall but they are stiff and uncomfortable.
Recently I bought a pair of these and they are very soft and comfy. Quality seems decent. Never heard of them before but took a leap of faith. Mostly these types of purchases never work for me but this one is not too shabby. Couldn't find red ones to match the Bordeaux leather in my car.
I use gloves to help protect the alcantara wheel. See if I can find this brand.
what kind of gloves? I have a few different pairs with various leathers that work great with leather steering wheels but they seem too slippery on the alcantara.
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