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I might be a bit old school here, but I like driving gloves... I have a number of vintage cars where a bit of muscle is needed when taking the curves at speed and a bit of nerve! (so they help with the grip and sweat). I like them in the GT3 also, just because I like the feel.
Anyways, these are my longtime favorites.
Tide RG-9 just the best grip and feel, nope not old school but still my faves and yea I look like a dork wearing them at the Sonic drive thru but I don't care
I might be a bit old school here, but I like driving gloves... I have a number of vintage cars where a bit of muscle is needed when taking the curves at speed and a bit of nerve! (so they help with the grip and sweat). I like them in the GT3 also, just because I like the feel.
Anyways, these are my longtime favorites.
I also like driving gloves. I have one pair for each car. In my opinion, the outlierman are the best:
I might be a bit old school here, but I like driving gloves... I have a number of vintage cars where a bit of muscle is needed when taking the curves at speed and a bit of nerve! (so they help with the grip and sweat). I like them in the GT3 also, just because I like the feel.
Anyways, these are my longtime favorites.
Great set of gloves and goggles -
Healey should be done by end of summer been thinking of making the windshield fold down - any more pics of the Big Healey.
Man, I have spent SO much money on so many pairs of gloves--- and NONE of the ones I have tried are as good as I would like them to be. I have very long fingers, but not huge meaty mitts, so i usually have to wear a XXXL or XXL, but they are always baggy If I size down, they pinch the ends of my fingers and they go numb. I will give those outlierman ones a shot, but the ones I have been wearing most out of the 6 or 7 pairs I own are these "Ambesi men's classic lambskin driving gloves" I bought on amazon for like $27... I have spent HUNDREDS on semi-custom ones, and highish end ones - no more than $250 off the rack - and these cheapey ones are the ones I put on. They are a bit baggy, but they vent well, and feel really soft, dry out quickly (my hands sweat a lot), and they are cheap enough I don't mind throwing them around and abusing them a bit... though I do keep them clean.
Believe it or not- I use the thin North face glove for my right hand when it is colder out. I have the Function First Aluminum **** and too freakin cold to do it bare handed when below 50.
Believe it or not- I use the thin North face glove for my right hand when it is colder out. I have the Function First Aluminum **** and too freakin cold to do it bare handed when below 50.
I'm sure gloves at time wild help and keep the wheel looking new for longer but I struggle with the idea of wearing them. I would feel like such a Dbag if anyone saw me wearing them.
04-15-2018, 01:08 PM
What are your favorite driving gloves?
If I size down, they pinch the ends of my fingers and they go numb. I will give those outlierman ones a shot, but the ones I have been wearing most out of the 6 or 7 pairs I own are these "Ambesi men's classic lambskin driving gloves" I bought on amazon for like $27... I have spent HUNDREDS on semi-custom ones, and highish end ones - no more than $250 off the rack - and these cheapey ones are the ones I put on. They are a bit baggy, but they vent well, and feel really soft, dry out quickly (my hands sweat a lot), and they are cheap enough I don't mind throwing them around and abusing them a bit... though I do keep them clean.
