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Driving gloves
Serious question. I drive my Cab with to top down year round as long as the temp is above 45. Problem is my hands get really cold. Yes heat and seat warmers on(no heated wheel). Is it douchy to wear driving gloves? I'm kind of leaning yes.
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Originally Posted by gellie
(Post 15704129)
Serious question. I drive my Cab with to top down year round as long as the temp is above 45. Problem is my hands get really cold. Yes heat and seat warmers on(no heated wheel). Is it douchy to wear driving gloves? I'm kind of leaning yes.
In cooler weather, I doubt anyone will give it a second thought, anyways. |
Originally Posted by Hurricane
(Post 15704141)
Screw what other people think. If you want to wear gloves, then wear gloves. :cheers: In cooler weather, I doubt anyone will give it a second thought, anyways. fugg everybody |
Just be sure to wear a fancy ascot and you will be fine.
https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlis...1860accc84.png |
Originally Posted by Psorcery
(Post 15704165)
+1
fugg everybody But if your going to lose sleep over it, go and have your deeler install a heated wheel. I drive with the sun roof back all the time, even in the winter so long as the sun is shinning. But I have a heated wheel :) , and a hat. The heated wheel is my most favorite option, next to seat ventilation. |
Originally Posted by phefner
(Post 15704207)
^what they said x100.
But if your going to lose sleep over it, go and have your deeler install a heated wheel. I drive with the sun roof back all the time, even in the winter so long as the sun is shinning. But I have a heated wheel :) , and a hat. The heated wheel is my most favorite option, next to seat ventilation. |
Thin Neoprene cycling gloves grip well and are not understood as douche material.
https://www.assos.com/rainglove-evo7....jpg&color=104 or I leave these wool ones in a car all winter: https://defeet.com/products/duraglov...black-grippies |
Originally Posted by 911mhawk
(Post 15704219)
Thin Neoprene cycling gloves grip well and are not understood as douche material.
https://www.assos.com/rainglove-evo7....jpg&color=104 or I leave these wool ones in a car all winter: https://defeet.com/products/duraglov...black-grippies Like #1 Best |
Good point on the clutter. I'd option my next without the multi-function if heat was available.
Cheers. Get some gloves. And a hat. |
Originally Posted by gellie
(Post 15704129)
Serious question. I drive my Cab with to top down year round as long as the temp is above 45. Problem is my hands get really cold. Yes heat and seat warmers on(no heated wheel). Is it douchy to wear driving gloves? I'm kind of leaning yes.
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I have a hardtop 911T. I drive with fingerless driving gloves all of the time. I get better grip on the wheel and shifter but can still use the touchscreen and such. They are basic black. I don’t think anyone else cares and I sure don’t care what they think. Keep your our hands warm. Get some gloves. |
If it's 45F weather, then gloves are a yes. If it's 100F temp out, that's a trying too hard move. :icon107:
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Originally Posted by T3X4S
(Post 15704421)
If it's 45F weather, then gloves are a yes. If it's 100F temp out, that's a trying too hard move. :icon107:
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A lot of people wear driving gloves when on the race track.
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Originally Posted by T3X4S
(Post 15704421)
If it's 45F weather, then gloves are a yes. If it's 100F temp out, that's a trying too hard move. :icon107:
This may sound even more silly, but because the easier steering is actually because of increased grip per grip effort, I personally think even just one glove subjectively gives a better sense of control and improved steering feedback. Which is only a plus with these cars. Give it a try. |
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