driving gloves, i have rci's and hate em.
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Are they pretty durable? I had the simpson pro series 3 and they got destroyed quick, like super thin. The crows are very durable, so are the taylor gloves.
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Mr. Badwrench
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From: stranger in a strange land
thanks for all the advice fellas, still on the fence though i dont have a lot of loot to spend, but i dont want to skimp here. i did on the rci's. they work but they are very slick. for lack of knowing what they are actually made of you would think they were made ov vinyl he hee.
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Mr. Badwrench
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From: stranger in a strange land
thats why i got them too. and they were slick on my stock steering wheel. not too bad on my nr-g wheel. but i think the grip could be a little better.
Sparco bottom of the line Speed that I have for auto-x'ing. About $50 a pair. It's all nomex. The palms aren't sueded, but they grip just fine. They're form fitting and not bulky at all.
I use the G-force http://www.gforce.com/products/gloves/4100.php I like them alot and very comfortable!!!
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I have simpsons and Sparco reverse stitch ones. The Sparcos are like wearing a nice nitrile golve, you can't even feel them and it's great.
However...they do not carry an SFI tag. (As of 3 years ago when I bought them) They would be on par with their new X-pro and the Tide (which is SFI)
The simpsons are...ehhh...but they work for now lol
However...they do not carry an SFI tag. (As of 3 years ago when I bought them) They would be on par with their new X-pro and the Tide (which is SFI)
The simpsons are...ehhh...but they work for now lol



