Racing Gloves
It's all personal preference. This question is like asking what kind of underwear do you wear? Your best bet is to go to some type of auto competition store and try on some gloves...depending on how far you live from Millville, I'd suggest you check out the track store at New Jersey Motorsports Park.
Get a pair of certified ones that fit your hands.....
Like I8U said...go somewhere and try on a few pairs and get the ones that fit the best
Helmets are the same...they fit different..so try them on for the best one for you
Like I8U said...go somewhere and try on a few pairs and get the ones that fit the best
Helmets are the same...they fit different..so try them on for the best one for you
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i hear that, i def dont want to be stuck with gloves that dont fit me well
just wondering should i be sticking to the sparco brands or considering the less popular FIA approved ones as well
just wondering should i be sticking to the sparco brands or considering the less popular FIA approved ones as well
I've had OMP, Sparco and Simpson gloves at different times. The OMP's fell apart, I lost the Sparcos, but thought they were just ok, and the Simpsons are still going strong...and comfy, but with good feel through the finger leather.
I have a fairly cheap pair of Shift gloves. They are nomex and leather and work well for my needs (once or twice a month). I bought mine on www.saferacer.com
They were a pretty good resource and had good prices too.
Here is the basic pair I bought. They are reasonable and fine for what I do (HPDEs). I have relatively small hands and they fit me well.
http://www.saferacer.com/shift-rt-au...productid=1103
They were a pretty good resource and had good prices too.
Here is the basic pair I bought. They are reasonable and fine for what I do (HPDEs). I have relatively small hands and they fit me well.
http://www.saferacer.com/shift-rt-au...productid=1103
Last edited by shaunv74; Oct 20, 2008 at 10:05 PM.
i have a pair of these:
http://www.ogracing.com/catalog/1-Dr...DRIVING-GLOVES
tried them on in person at the actual OG Racing main store here in Sterling VA, they felt great.
http://www.ogracing.com/catalog/1-Dr...DRIVING-GLOVES
tried them on in person at the actual OG Racing main store here in Sterling VA, they felt great.
I spent good money on my first pair (Sparco). They had holes in them very quickly.
My current pair (SafeQuip) cost me a quarter of the Sparco's cost and are just as comfy.
http://www.safequipracingproducts.co...ing_gloves.htm
My current pair (SafeQuip) cost me a quarter of the Sparco's cost and are just as comfy.
http://www.safequipracingproducts.co...ing_gloves.htm
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yeah i was thinking about going down the g-force route after looking at the prices for some of the sparco, or alpinestars gloves
seems like the extra money doesnt justify the quality
seems like the extra money doesnt justify the quality
I just use my GI nomex aviator gloves. They can be had inexpensively here: http://www.uswings.com/gloves.asp
Believe me once you're in it a while, you'll realize quality and cost go hand in hand with racing equiptment.
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wound up getting these for anyone that still cares
http://www.sparcousa.com/pracewear_gloves.asp?id=680
and they are sicccccccck
and did not even pay close to that price
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http://www.sparcousa.com/pracewear_gloves.asp?id=680
and they are sicccccccck
and did not even pay close to that price
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