Driving Gloves?? do you use any?

[nutnutwelshman]

Tried a pair at the FCS at KTec did not fit

 

[Gam]

I'll get the measurements of mine tonight

 

[nutnutwelshman]

Thank you Jack

 

[smoggy mark]

[MENTION=2996]nutnutwelshman[/MENTION] get some custom made out of sheepskin they would look great:thumbsup:

 

[Stephen]

These are mine. inky:

 

[Kelv]

Marigold's?

Tesco finest

 

[leeboy]

Or get your wheel covered? No need for gloves and looks better.

 

[nutnutwelshman]

ILL Have a Sheep on each Hand Fella

 

[Gam]

ILL Have a Sheep on each Hand Fella

HAHA! Kev this has ruined me haha

 

[lewisflintham]

"String backed for extra purchase"

Nice Rover 800 there :-D

 

[smoggy mark]

ILL Have a Sheep on each Hand Fella

:rofl:Class Kevin:thumbsup:

 

[Dmonk197]

I asked about driving gloves mate, not weekend hobbies...

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These are mine. inky:

 

[Stephen]

I asked about driving gloves mate, not weekend hobbies...

:rofl:

 

[Kelv]

Or get your wheel covered? No need for gloves and looks better.

The only think with suede wheels, is when your palms sweat it all soaks into the wheel and over time destroys it and makes it look horrible, aswell as starting to leave slight colourings on your hands.
ideally, you want a decent wheel and the gloves

 

[Willis]

I wear gloves on track, more from a safety point of view than anything else.

 

[Dmonk197]

so for everyone following i found the best solution, all driving gloves are fire proof so over the top for what i wanted which is for clammy hands so best gloves are fingerless cycling gloves something like this- works perfect!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_t...gloves&_nkw=cycling+gloves&_sacat=0&_from=R40

 

[Tree200]

so for everyone following i found the best solution, all driving gloves are fire proof so over the top for what i wanted which is for clammy hands so best gloves are fingerless cycling gloves something like this- works perfect!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_t...gloves&_nkw=cycling+gloves&_sacat=0&_from=R40

Interesting, i have some cycling gloves so will give them a go.

 

[GrumpyTwig]

Never felt the need. A bit OTT in a tin top unless it's stripped to the bone with a cage and buckets etc. where you might be restricted in the speed you can exit etc. I don't see there being much risk of a brisk fire unless you already have a fault somewhere.

 

[Dmonk197]

Never felt the need. A bit OTT in a tin top unless it's stripped to the bone with a cage and buckets etc. where you might be restricted in the speed you can exit etc. I don't see there being much risk of a brisk fire unless you already have a fault somewhere.

did you actually read the posts- the gloves in discussion here are for people who get clammy hands and want something, but a track fire proof glove is to OTT.

 

[GrumpyTwig]

did you actually read the posts- the gloves in discussion here are for people who get clammy hands and want something, but a track fire proof glove is to OTT.

I replied to the topic of the thread as it is titled, so no.