Good Deals on Driving Gloves?
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Originally Posted by Evan
Arrwin,
That's just what I was thinking........
BTW - lets get that oil changed !
That's just what I was thinking........
BTW - lets get that oil changed !
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I think this guy's gloves might be a very good value: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/RACIN...temZ8006406782
He's got a bunch of others as well, but this model seems to be the best he carries.
He's got a bunch of others as well, but this model seems to be the best he carries.
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Not that I know of. Some carting gloves are reinforced with tougher material at teh knuckles, but I don't like that. I use carting gloves for Autocrossing, they are fine for DE. You don't actually need Nomex for DE, but I wouldn;t give advise on that, it's pretty personal.
Make sure you get the right size for your hands. I'm forever trying to chose between small and medium and it's a pain when they don't fit well. And they are all differet in their fit. Kind of like helmets.
Make sure you get the right size for your hands. I'm forever trying to chose between small and medium and it's a pain when they don't fit well. And they are all differet in their fit. Kind of like helmets.
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Originally Posted by Arrwin
Is there a big difference between karting gloves and racing gloves?
Most karters I know of use regular racing gloves. To answer your question, though, I believe karting gloves are made the same as racing gloves, but w/o the Nomex material.
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Eric,
I didn't know that was a spin...that is the way I always drive ;-). Nice job. I agree with you about driving gloves. I have gloves in the glove compartment for rain or cold. I used them when I had a Sparco suede steering wheel, and they worked very well. With a leather wheel, I find them slippery.
Hope to see you again sometime, but the season is over for me. Perhaps next year at Autobahn.
I didn't know that was a spin...that is the way I always drive ;-). Nice job. I agree with you about driving gloves. I have gloves in the glove compartment for rain or cold. I used them when I had a Sparco suede steering wheel, and they worked very well. With a leather wheel, I find them slippery.
Hope to see you again sometime, but the season is over for me. Perhaps next year at Autobahn.