Sidvicious7

Like others I don't like wearing driving gloves all the time. I only do so when the weather dips in the 40-50s. I was fortunate to find a two tone leather glove while visiting Florence Italy that matches my interior. Excellent grip on the steering wheel.

John 996 TT Cab

I too had Heinz Bauer make me a pair but unfortunately I screwed up the measurements so they're a little too big. However, I've had 3 Custom Jackets plus a Car (hunting) Coat done and they fit/work perfectly. My wife also has one of their jackets off the rack and she loves it.

John 996 TT Cab

Golf Gloves work like a hot damn!. This is what I use most of the time (except in really cold weather) even though I have both Porsche (from about 8 years ago) and Porsche Design driving gloves (try the Porsche Design stores/web site) which are both excellent. The golf gloves just seem to give a little better grip and of course are about 15% of the price of the P-D Gloves.

Archimedes

Gonna try some golf gloves. Mine tend to fit really tight, so have to see if my hands get fatigued. Also wonder how they'll wear. I go through them really quick when I golf.

yashagrawal

Porsche sells some, they are quite good...

VIC_50th

I use a pair of Race Face mountain bike gloves - lightweight, grippy, and fit my largish hands extremely well.
Gloves are great in cold and warm weather - my hands can get a bit sweaty on the leather steering wheel in warmer weather, and the gloves negate this.

Larry Cable

I'm going to try the Jim Clark gloves!