Driving Gloves
 

I know, I know, a rather controversial subject. Not sure if this should be here or in the "tech" section so I will see how this goes. As I did a search and produced a long list of threads that have entirely nothing to do with driving gloves, I thought I would ask. Are any of you using them out there and what brand do you recommend. No budget restrictions, just looking for a good, high quality pair. As I have the black leather wheel with white stitching, I would like too keep it looking nice and also eliminate that slight tacky/sticky feeling of the wheel after driving for a bit. Thanks for your time and let the bashing begin...:thumbs:

i have never used gloves myself but after seeing a photo of Zora Duntov's gloves, I've been looking for a pair like his.

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No. I think I would try to match the color on my tutu.

Gloves
 

Try a pair of these.

http://www.leatherglovesonline.com/n...m#page=details

Those look like OJ's gloves, no thanks.

Something tells me this thread is not going to go well....:leaving:

I keep my MF one, and my leather ONES in the glove box. I think I am the only one to do so. :thumbs:

Zora?

https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...8d95bff3b.jpeg

^ I see those on the site I am looking at now. I may also look at some local leather stores and see if they might carry any......

They are also great for the shooting range, robberies and aiming at people.:rock:

I'm fond of GI pilot/aircrew gloves... usually run about $30 a pair... shooting (shotgun) leather gloves are excellent as well....

I actually like wearing Mechanix FastFit gloves while driving :thumbs:

A couple of years ago this company came to Philadelphia, they make custom made clothing, shoes, and yes gloves. My girlfriend (who says she can never buy me anything because I buy everything I want), wanted to get me a gift, so we went they measured my hands and made me two pair (brown/black) of driving gloves. They were insanely expensive and I have worn them a grand total of once. They ended up making the wheels feel slippery, could be the leather they used was just a little too soft.

Not a fan of driving gloves in a car, unless it's cold of course. :leaving:

Check out your local HD dealer. Great choice in high quality riding gloves. The light weight perforated summer gloves would be perfect for driving.

Driving gloves? Really? :rofl:

OK, stop toying with us. You're Frasier Crane, aren't you?
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I wear a pair of generic ones at the track. But that's only because my hands sweat like crazy and I don't enjoy having a slip and slide for my steering wheel.