Driving Gloves
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I like driving gloves sometimes. I had a great pair of Harley gloves, fingerless and very sort palms, barely reaching my wrist. Lost one when a cop (yeah, a cop) ran over me while riding my Harley. I haven't found another pair like them. I want to protect the leather on the wheel. My C4's steering wheel has cracked leather all around it. I had to add a cover for it.
Yeah, I know leather today is different than leather used in 1989 but why take a chance that this leather will withstand years of sweat and skin oil better.
Yeah, I know leather today is different than leather used in 1989 but why take a chance that this leather will withstand years of sweat and skin oil better.
#23
When Zora was driving cars had skinny, slick steering wheels.
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Stand21 Carrera outside seams
But ONLY on the track
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But ONLY on the track
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Mark
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My hands sweat quite a bit. I was looking for driving gloves and ended up getting equestrian gloves. Made perfect sense to me, as they are designed to let leather reins slide easily in the had, but grip when needed. I just leave them on the center console and put them on every time I get in the car.
I also ran with them on at Spring Mountain. Worked fine with suede wheel too.
I also ran with them on at Spring Mountain. Worked fine with suede wheel too.
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I like driving gloves sometimes. I had a great pair of Harley gloves, fingerless and very sort palms, barely reaching my wrist. Lost one when a cop (yeah, a cop) ran over me while riding my Harley. I haven't found another pair like them. I want to protect the leather on the wheel. My C4's steering wheel has cracked leather all around it. I had to add a cover for it.
Yeah, I know leather today is different than leather used in 1989 but why take a chance that this leather will withstand years of sweat and skin oil better.
Yeah, I know leather today is different than leather used in 1989 but why take a chance that this leather will withstand years of sweat and skin oil better.
Oily sweat will also turn that steering wheel into a shiny mess (though I found a fix for that one with a magic eraser).
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fugly1 (03-18-2016)
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Driving gloves look perfectly natural.
Just look at this guy :
Just make sure to pack your **** lube when wearing them
Just look at this guy :
Just make sure to pack your **** lube when wearing them
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My hands sweat quite a bit. I was looking for driving gloves and ended up getting equestrian gloves. Made perfect sense to me, as they are designed to let leather reins slide easily in the had, but grip when needed. I just leave them on the center console and put them on every time I get in the car.
I also ran with them on at Spring Mountain. Worked fine with suede wheel too.
I also ran with them on at Spring Mountain. Worked fine with suede wheel too.
#33
I think $200 at Chevy Mall?
#34
Believe it or not.. back before cars got wussified technology like power steering, it took quite alot of physical effort to steer the car.
Driving gloves provided increased mechanical grip on the wheel, allowing more leverage and control.
Today, of course, you can steer a car with a finger, so "driving gloves" are an affectation, at best.
Racing series require fire-proof racing suits (including gloves), so if you are racing, you are still required to use them.
Driving gloves provided increased mechanical grip on the wheel, allowing more leverage and control.
Today, of course, you can steer a car with a finger, so "driving gloves" are an affectation, at best.
Racing series require fire-proof racing suits (including gloves), so if you are racing, you are still required to use them.
#35
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Yea Back Before Cars Were Wussified... Well, I have one of those cars. No Power Steering, No Power Brakes, No AC and No Wussy RADIO so I do keep a pair of driving gloves in it. Makes a big difference driving it.
In the C7, NO DRIVING GLOVES.
No It's Not a VW!
In the C7, NO DRIVING GLOVES.
No It's Not a VW!
#36
This is the exception to the rule. Today wearing driving gloves in a modern car is simply an affectation. In which case which driving gloves you wear is a matter of taste. Or some would say a lack thereof. Get an old Morgan or any Cobra with a skinny wooden wheel and no power nuttin and the gloves will look great. Otherwise be prepared to be hit on by men.
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Fastoldguy (03-19-2016)
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Believe it or not.. back before cars got wussified technology like power steering, it took quite alot of physical effort to steer the car.
Driving gloves provided increased mechanical grip on the wheel, allowing more leverage and control.
Today, of course, you can steer a car with a finger, so "driving gloves" are an affectation, at best.
Racing series require fire-proof racing suits (including gloves), so if you are racing, you are still required to use them.
Driving gloves provided increased mechanical grip on the wheel, allowing more leverage and control.
Today, of course, you can steer a car with a finger, so "driving gloves" are an affectation, at best.
Racing series require fire-proof racing suits (including gloves), so if you are racing, you are still required to use them.
#38
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5 Reasons Why You Should Wear Driving Gloves
1) Better Grip and Control. At higher speeds, driving gloves help you exercise control over the steering wheel.
2) Reduces Hand Fatigue. If you’re like most Americans, taking a trip to the mall or driving your kids to soccer practice won’t tire your hands out.
3) Preserves Your Steering Wheel. Who wants to drive a beautiful car with a steering wheel that's falling apart?
4) Comfort in Extreme Weather
Whether you’re driving in the sweltering heat or biting cold, driving gloves help keep you comfortable behind the wheel.
5) Looking Awesome. Driving gloves carry a certain type of old school charm - it’s undeniable.
Points to Take Home
Let’s quickly review the main points discussed about driving gloves. 5 reasons to wear driving gloves below:
Greater Control. The tack of a leather glove offers superior grip and control over the wheel. They’re especially useful when driving on the highway.
Reduces Hand Fatigue.
Driving gloves reduce the vibrations from your wheel that tire the hand when driving for long periods of time.
Preserves Your Wheel. Oils and sweat from your hands can break down leather and wood steering wheels. Driving gloves act as a barrier.
Comfort in Extreme Weather. In the cold, driving gloves keep your hands nice and toasty. In the heat, they help keep your hands at a mild temperature.
Style. Plain and simple, driving gloves look cool. ‘Nuff said.
2) Reduces Hand Fatigue. If you’re like most Americans, taking a trip to the mall or driving your kids to soccer practice won’t tire your hands out.
3) Preserves Your Steering Wheel. Who wants to drive a beautiful car with a steering wheel that's falling apart?
4) Comfort in Extreme Weather
Whether you’re driving in the sweltering heat or biting cold, driving gloves help keep you comfortable behind the wheel.
5) Looking Awesome. Driving gloves carry a certain type of old school charm - it’s undeniable.
Points to Take Home
Let’s quickly review the main points discussed about driving gloves. 5 reasons to wear driving gloves below:
Greater Control. The tack of a leather glove offers superior grip and control over the wheel. They’re especially useful when driving on the highway.
Reduces Hand Fatigue.
Driving gloves reduce the vibrations from your wheel that tire the hand when driving for long periods of time.
Preserves Your Wheel. Oils and sweat from your hands can break down leather and wood steering wheels. Driving gloves act as a barrier.
Comfort in Extreme Weather. In the cold, driving gloves keep your hands nice and toasty. In the heat, they help keep your hands at a mild temperature.
Style. Plain and simple, driving gloves look cool. ‘Nuff said.
#39
1) Better Grip and Control. At higher speeds, driving gloves help you exercise control over the steering wheel.
2) Reduces Hand Fatigue. If you’re like most Americans, taking a trip to the mall or driving your kids to soccer practice won’t tire your hands out.
3) Preserves Your Steering Wheel. Who wants to drive a beautiful car with a steering wheel that's falling apart?
4) Comfort in Extreme Weather
Whether you’re driving in the sweltering heat or biting cold, driving gloves help keep you comfortable behind the wheel.
5) Looking Awesome. Driving gloves carry a certain type of old school charm - it’s undeniable.
Points to Take Home
Let’s quickly review the main points discussed about driving gloves. 5 reasons to wear driving gloves below:
Greater Control. The tack of a leather glove offers superior grip and control over the wheel. They’re especially useful when driving on the highway.
Reduces Hand Fatigue.
Driving gloves reduce the vibrations from your wheel that tire the hand when driving for long periods of time.
Preserves Your Wheel. Oils and sweat from your hands can break down leather and wood steering wheels. Driving gloves act as a barrier.
Comfort in Extreme Weather. In the cold, driving gloves keep your hands nice and toasty. In the heat, they help keep your hands at a mild temperature.
Style. Plain and simple, driving gloves look cool. ‘Nuff said.
2) Reduces Hand Fatigue. If you’re like most Americans, taking a trip to the mall or driving your kids to soccer practice won’t tire your hands out.
3) Preserves Your Steering Wheel. Who wants to drive a beautiful car with a steering wheel that's falling apart?
4) Comfort in Extreme Weather
Whether you’re driving in the sweltering heat or biting cold, driving gloves help keep you comfortable behind the wheel.
5) Looking Awesome. Driving gloves carry a certain type of old school charm - it’s undeniable.
Points to Take Home
Let’s quickly review the main points discussed about driving gloves. 5 reasons to wear driving gloves below:
Greater Control. The tack of a leather glove offers superior grip and control over the wheel. They’re especially useful when driving on the highway.
Reduces Hand Fatigue.
Driving gloves reduce the vibrations from your wheel that tire the hand when driving for long periods of time.
Preserves Your Wheel. Oils and sweat from your hands can break down leather and wood steering wheels. Driving gloves act as a barrier.
Comfort in Extreme Weather. In the cold, driving gloves keep your hands nice and toasty. In the heat, they help keep your hands at a mild temperature.
Style. Plain and simple, driving gloves look cool. ‘Nuff said.
Wow!! A comprehensive and factual look at the advantage's of wearing driving gloves.:ro fl:
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1) Better Grip and Control. At higher speeds, driving gloves help you exercise control over the steering wheel.
2) Reduces Hand Fatigue. If you’re like most Americans, taking a trip to the mall or driving your kids to soccer practice won’t tire your hands out.
3) Preserves Your Steering Wheel. Who wants to drive a beautiful car with a steering wheel that's falling apart?
4) Comfort in Extreme Weather
Whether you’re driving in the sweltering heat or biting cold, driving gloves help keep you comfortable behind the wheel.
5) Looking Awesome. Driving gloves carry a certain type of old school charm - it’s undeniable.
Points to Take Home
Let’s quickly review the main points discussed about driving gloves. 5 reasons to wear driving gloves below:
Greater Control. The tack of a leather glove offers superior grip and control over the wheel. They’re especially useful when driving on the highway.
Reduces Hand Fatigue.
Driving gloves reduce the vibrations from your wheel that tire the hand when driving for long periods of time.
Preserves Your Wheel. Oils and sweat from your hands can break down leather and wood steering wheels. Driving gloves act as a barrier.
Comfort in Extreme Weather. In the cold, driving gloves keep your hands nice and toasty. In the heat, they help keep your hands at a mild temperature.
Style. Plain and simple, driving gloves look cool. ‘Nuff said.
2) Reduces Hand Fatigue. If you’re like most Americans, taking a trip to the mall or driving your kids to soccer practice won’t tire your hands out.
3) Preserves Your Steering Wheel. Who wants to drive a beautiful car with a steering wheel that's falling apart?
4) Comfort in Extreme Weather
Whether you’re driving in the sweltering heat or biting cold, driving gloves help keep you comfortable behind the wheel.
5) Looking Awesome. Driving gloves carry a certain type of old school charm - it’s undeniable.
Points to Take Home
Let’s quickly review the main points discussed about driving gloves. 5 reasons to wear driving gloves below:
Greater Control. The tack of a leather glove offers superior grip and control over the wheel. They’re especially useful when driving on the highway.
Reduces Hand Fatigue.
Driving gloves reduce the vibrations from your wheel that tire the hand when driving for long periods of time.
Preserves Your Wheel. Oils and sweat from your hands can break down leather and wood steering wheels. Driving gloves act as a barrier.
Comfort in Extreme Weather. In the cold, driving gloves keep your hands nice and toasty. In the heat, they help keep your hands at a mild temperature.
Style. Plain and simple, driving gloves look cool. ‘Nuff said.
6) They match your skirt.
No, they most certainly do NOT make you look cool. 'Nuff said.