Driving Gloves Recommendation

Just got mine in the mail today! They seem well made and look great. I will post up some pictures tomorrow and hopefully test them out this weekend!

 

Ordered the Autodromo's last night. I'll maybe do a video review since I bought five pairs from different places.

 

I got a pair of these as a gift. They go great with my Guards Red Pcar with black leather interior with red stitching. They are even pretty good for driving especially on hot day when the leather steering wheel gets sticky. I think they came from the Pcar dealership maybe $150 -$200 so not nearly as bad as $600 gloves.

 

OK it's a go! Cant wait to try them out! Seems to me to be a nice pairing with a gated shifter!
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Looks like you are ready for a little driving. I found mine quite comfortable even though I only use them about half the time.

 

OK finally had occasion to drive and test them out. At first, whoa...like taking a shower with your clothes on but it felt better and better as I went on. Shifting feels really good and I think that alone will keep me using them for the foreseeable future. It's a little awkward using my ipod and also the phone. Loosing the phone is no big deal it sort of puts you more in the moment anyway. Two leather-clad thumbs up!

 

If you have a wood rim steering wheel like I do, driving gloves are a must. The difference in grip is astounding.
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I just picked up a pair from Straton watch co. I paired up the gloves with their new curve chrono watch. They are both awesome


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Shouldnt drive and use the phone anyway safety first!

Just waiting for Autodromo to actually ship the order....might send them an email and see what the hold up is.

 

Just got the Autodromos in. I'll post a review of them later in the week when I've got some time. They fit super well!

 

Autodromos String Back gloves. Very comfortable and works really well.

 

Hard to beat military aircrew gloves... come in dove gray, olive, black, and desert tan - I've seen them as cheap as $15 a pair, generally run around $25 or so... good shooting gloves too.

 

I’m looking for a nice fingerless pair. Anyone know what these are by any chance??


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Depends on how you plan to use - but i love these. Used them in open wheel cars, but also great for any track driving...
https://www.k1racegear.com/collections/gloves/products/flex-glove

 

i got these - real happy with them - https://www.theoutlierman.com/collections/driving-gloves-for-men/products/authentic-race-mk2-leather-driving-gloves-cognac-cream

 

Got mine from France, shipping international. Cheap and great. I have used the ones with fingers for the last 3 years and loved them. I just recently trashed them to purchase some new ones as the leather had been damaged (I moved house and used them to protect my hands while carrying heavy/sharp items). I got 2 new pairs, with and without fingers. I like them both but end up using the finger ones most of the time, mainly because the fingerless ones are more awkward to remove.
https://www.falbalas-stjunien.com/gants-auto-doigts-coupes-homme-falbalas-st-junien-/1121-gants-mitaines-homme-en-agneau-nappa-non-double-falbalas-st-junien-.html

 

Anyone have had Opinari’s?

https://opinari-drivers.com/

 

I just ordered these deerskin gloves in the dark brown to use in my new 328! On sale for $109. Made in Italy too!
https://leatherglovesonline.com/products/mens-driving-gloves-deerskin-dark-brown?utm_campaign=order-confirmation-email&utm_medium=email&utm_source=OrderlyEmails&utm_content=product

 

Dents are worth adding to consideration here. For driving cars with hard steering wheels, or open cars in cold air, I use a pair of Dents "Badminton" model of handsewn cashmere lined deerskin with quirks and points. https://us.dentsgloves.com/

 

Yes I looked at them but they were sold out

 

Pratt & Hart,Silverstone RS 6738. I need gloves so that the perspiration on my palms from driving with the top down in warm or hot weather doesn't get on the wheel. These gloves are very light sheepskin with lots of vent holes,and they are only $30-35.

 

I got a pair of stringback riding gloves a few years ago when I had an Alfa with a wood wheel. On hot days I'd just be sliding on it. Any equestrian place should have them, <$50

 

i bought a pair of jim clark brand.

 

Engelmuller (https://www.engelmuller.com) ... handmade in Prague from lambskin in retro styles (Von Trips, Clark, Brabham, Siffert, Rosemeyer, etc..)

 

I bought a pair of those last year, and I second the recommendation. They are very supple and fit like a second skin. After a year they are still not showing any wear. If they fell apart today I would buy them again in a New York minute.

https://www.amazon.com/Pratt-Hart-Traditional-Leather-Driving/dp/B003UO9YIW/ref=sr_1_24?crid=JROOAXKC9S8W&keywords=Pratt+and+Hart+RS6738&qid=1661868025&sprefix=pratt+and+hart+rs6738%2Caps%2C243&sr=8-24