Driving gloves?
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Look up BIONIC gloves.
Made in Louisville. One step up from "golf" or "baseball" gloves.
I love them.
And ask your doctor for a beta blocker to calm your sweatiness. Some concert pianists and golfers take them before competitions.
Made in Louisville. One step up from "golf" or "baseball" gloves.
I love them.
And ask your doctor for a beta blocker to calm your sweatiness. Some concert pianists and golfers take them before competitions.
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Originally Posted by callaesthetics,Feb 8 2008, 12:00 AM
By Baseball gloves, i mean the batting gloves:
Not catching gloves:
haha, it would be interesting to drive on those^.....shiat is cracking me up, LOL haha.
Not catching gloves:
haha, it would be interesting to drive on those^.....shiat is cracking me up, LOL haha.
I thought you were joking.
Batting gloves are a good idea. I'll try to look for something w/ full fingers.
Open fingers look a lil' gangsta to me
Thanks for all the help, guys.
I really appreciate that.
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Originally Posted by jwh445,Feb 8 2008, 07:15 AM
I am an avid cyclist and have dozens of cycling gloves. These gloves are fingerless, leather palmed, breathable backs with a terrycloth thumb section to wipe sweat and nose discharges (yuck). I used a pair for my track day school and the teacher liked them enough to ask where they were purchased.
John
John
http://www.gforce.com/products/gloves/4102.php
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Originally Posted by Triple-H,Feb 8 2008, 12:46 PM
Sparco Speed Gloves
Highly resistant in quality materials, wrist strap, excellent quality/price ratio
But it's the cheapest one that still costs $70!
I wouldn't mind buying one after trying them on though.
I have yet to see an offline store near Detroit.
Dan