HKDaytona

Hello Everyone,

Wondering what glove do you use to drive your GT4 with alcantara steeling wheel?

Would like to get one.

Thank you!

-HK

LexVan

Only one? 10 and 2, sir.....10 & 2.:

https://rennlist.com/forums/991/9062...endations.html

https://rennlist.com/forums/991/9013...yes-or-no.html

https://rennlist.com/forums/991/7333...ng-gloves.html

Bill Lehman

I've been wearing these for years http://www.ogracing.com/sparco-tide-rg-9-racing-gloves Sparco Tide, great grip on any wheel.

ExMB

The question is are you looking for gloves to DD or for track? And what is your price range?

blackmist27

I use my Sparco racing gloves. they have mini suction cups that grip the alcantara perfectly

HKDaytona

I want a glove that it won't wear down the alcantara of the steeling wheel.

richardbf

I actually wear silk glove liners and I think they are wonderful. I tried 3 brands from amazon but finally found the right Goldilocks glove. Very thin, and unlike several other brands I tried the seams were much better placed on the glove. Some of the others had seems that would meet at the tips of the fingers which I didn't like.

extanker

and another shareable

GrantG

These are amazing on the Alcantara wheel:

http://www.sparcousa.com/product/tide-rg-9

hellboy_mcqueen

I am using also Sparco, but a version I could not find in the USA website
Sparco Arrow RG-7
https://www.sandtler24.de/sparco-handschuh-arrow-rg-7-130607r.html

It is aramid and very light and thin.

MarcD147

^^^ lots of cool stuff on that website...https://www.sandtler24.de/gegensprechanlagen?p=3

GrantG

Here they are on US website:

http://www.sparcousa.com/product/arrow-rg-7

I like the Tide more for their incredible grip on the Alcantara with the 3D HTX material.

Marine Blue

I just bought these to keep my hands warm when the top is off in the winter and so far I love them. I went slightly smaller than my hand measurement and the they fit perfectly. The leather provides excellent grip on the wheel and shifter and more importantly the feedback comes righ through. http://www.autodromo.com/accessories...riving-gloves/

Just a note, the alcantara gets matted down due to oily, sweaty and dirty hands. If you clean it regularly they should stay looking new indefinitely. Gloves will obviously eliminate the issue.

981spyder

I love this!!!

Spyerx

For around town I like Japanese taxi driver gloves. I also put those covers on my seats to keep my seats perfect. I get some looks but ... whatever this is la you see weirder things.



For the track I use alpine stars racing gloves. They're the business. But not as soft as those taxi driver gloves.