Not hardly...nor do I drive a Miata or wear gold chains!! 
Use gloves??
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I've driven using gloves on occasion - but only when the temperature was very cold outside.
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I wear a pair if Nomex flight gloves occasionally that I kept when I retired from the military. They are large and I take X large.
I put them on occassionally on long trips because when you flex your hands the flexible material gives your hands a good massage. They come in black and OD.
I put them on occassionally on long trips because when you flex your hands the flexible material gives your hands a good massage. They come in black and OD.
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Gloves do help. I use both all weather golf/or baseball batters gloves. My hands can't take the cold any longer. I buy them at the end of summer sales and use them all winter.
My hands can't take the cold any longer. I buy them at the end of summer sales and use them all winter.
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I'll typically wear gloves during the winter months, these are the best gloves I found for driving...
http://www.bionicgloves.com/shop/?cat=8&id=32
http://www.bionicgloves.com/shop/?id=28&cat=7
http://www.bionicgloves.com/shop/?cat=8&id=32
http://www.bionicgloves.com/shop/?id=28&cat=7
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I use my Nomex gloves needed for Land Speed Racing when I autocross as well, but that's it. I haven't used gloves for long drives.
Perhaps I'll get a scarf as well so I can look like Franco Bertonllini in "The Gumball Rally"
Remember "That which is behind us is no concern of ours!"
Such a great movie...sorry to hijack your thread....
Perhaps I'll get a scarf as well so I can look like Franco Bertonllini in "The Gumball Rally"
Remember "That which is behind us is no concern of ours!"
Such a great movie...sorry to hijack your thread....
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I tried... But men in miatas and Volkswagens who spend far too much time doing their hair kept smiling at me...
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This particular vendor runs a closeout on these gloves about once a year. The last time they did I "scarfed" up a couple more sets. Then sure enough they're still available. I doubt they'll be out of production anytime soon.
Our local Honda motorcycle dealer carries the very same gloves for ~ $30 a pair. As I mentioned earlier, they're so lightweight and comfortable, you can wear them year-round. Well except on the cycle in the winter...
GUSTO
Our local Honda motorcycle dealer carries the very same gloves for ~ $30 a pair. As I mentioned earlier, they're so lightweight and comfortable, you can wear them year-round. Well except on the cycle in the winter...
GUSTO
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I started driving with gloves when I had a 65 with a teak wheel to keep the oil from my hands off the wheel. Got so used to driving with good soft leather gloves that I never stopped and use them still today. I think they give you a better grip on the wheel, especially with aggressive driving.
that's what they are for, skinny, slick steering wheels.
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I'll typically wear gloves during the winter months, these are the best gloves I found for driving...
http://www.bionicgloves.com/shop/?cat=8&id=32
http://www.bionicgloves.com/shop/?id=28&cat=7
http://www.bionicgloves.com/shop/?cat=8&id=32
http://www.bionicgloves.com/shop/?id=28&cat=7
I have these gloves, and they're terrific!
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Yes I do...
Yes,, I use soft leather unlined gloves. It's mostly because they feel good holding the steering wheel. I also use them because it will keep the steering wheel free from sweaty palms on those real hot days. My steering wheel on my 99 looks like new ,,
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I sometimes use a pair of flying gloves. Best piece of kit we produce. They're made of very thin cape leather and very tactile .
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