Anybody using driving gloves?
#5
I used them years ago when driving my MGs, Minis, and Jags with their skinny hard and cold or hot wheels and no power steering. Driving aggressively could give you blisters and was hard on the hands.
For years all my cars have had larger and usually padded leather wheels that make gloves unnecessary for me, nor wanted. I don't wear gloves riding my motorcycles (Harley) either unless it's cold or I take out one of my sport bikes to wrestle in the canyons and risk a possible fall, in which case I'll have leathers and a helmet on as well.
If you feel you need 'em, by all means use 'em.
For years all my cars have had larger and usually padded leather wheels that make gloves unnecessary for me, nor wanted. I don't wear gloves riding my motorcycles (Harley) either unless it's cold or I take out one of my sport bikes to wrestle in the canyons and risk a possible fall, in which case I'll have leathers and a helmet on as well.
If you feel you need 'em, by all means use 'em.
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#13
got some Roeckl fingerless gloves (peccary skin) which keep palm-sweat off the wheel and allow me to pick my nose when the occasion arises (seriously, being fingerless I can fiddle with the ***** and buttons a bit easier).
#15
I had to buy a pair of Impact when I was at skip barber because I kept hitting my knuckles on the body of the car every time I shifted. a few years later, I still use the same ones. I only use at the track or in the canyons.
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