Driving Gloves

[Ninja]

I went a little bit left field and bought kayaking gloves - very impressed

[SteveD]

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[SteveD]

http://www.michaeljacksoncostume.net/images/MJ-glove.jpg.jpg

[s2rrr]

Phew when I saw your posts coming in Steve I though I was in for some royal p!sstaking for using welders gloves. I could just imagine the tight comments coming.

Good restraint

Bob

[SteveD]

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nah this is cool for driving in

[AidanPlace]

No good going for the O J Gloves, they won't fit

[langy]

Dont say that, I have just brough some...........

Likewise

[Matta]

Mountain bike gloves are the way to go - try www.edinburghbicycle.com as they usually have a good selection. I have a pair of Altura night vision ones. They have a waterproof outer shell and a removable inner you can use on it's own as a summer glove.

Cheers,

Matt

[Dibby]

For mountain bike gloves, I've been riding with pecialized Body Gloves for years, they're cross-country gloves but a real tight grippy feel to them for clinging on for dear life on the downhill tracks.

For choice of kit, by far and away the biggest bike shop on the new is Chain Reaction: http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/

[Hammy]

I use fingerless bicycling gloves from Halfords when no one is looking. Cheap and the fingerless part I like

[Rory's Dad]

Or if you want some battleship grade ones, how about these from Lidl?

http://www.lidl.co.u...d&ar=10&nf=TRUE

Rory's Dad

[Dibby]

I use fingerless bicycling gloves from Halfords when no one is looking. Cheap and the fingerless part I like

Becuase you can still pick your nose while you drive?

[mi7rennie]

+1 for the sealskinz gloves, we use a couple of pairs and they are great.

Comfy, grippy and cozy.

Seem to be lasting well too.

[stephenh]

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nah this is cool for driving in

Oh my God, Steve, you really have lost a lot of weight!! :laugh: :laugh:

[lippydave]

Motocross or mountain bike gloves do the job for me in an open car...

I also have a pair of Fox Polarpaw neoprene gloves for cold/wet days.

Motocross/enduro gloves are often a bit tougher than mountain bike gloves, although sometimes they are one and the same product...