Driving Gloves?
11-17-2002, 03:30 PM
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I have my yellow sparco gloves in my car the whole year long - in the summer, it's great insulation for the overheated shift knob. In the winter, for the frozen shift knob. In many situations, it helps reduce slippage caused by sweaty hands.
11-17-2002, 03:33 PM
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Originally posted by chipperman
The best pair I ever owned were Jim Clark models in 1967. They were Kangaroo leather with spandex panels on the sides of the fingers. Fit, well... like a glove. I've never had anything better, and they were very "manly man." (Not in the context as used by John Belushi).
The best pair I ever owned were Jim Clark models in 1967. They were Kangaroo leather with spandex panels on the sides of the fingers. Fit, well... like a glove. I've never had anything better, and they were very "manly man." (Not in the context as used by John Belushi).
11-17-2002, 04:01 PM
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For early morning and drives up in the mountains, I have a pair of Coach Leather driving gloves. Very soft leather that grips the steering wheel and shift knob very well. I'm not too sure what people think of when they see me driving with a pair of leather gloves on, but I like them. 
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