Driving Gloves??? Be Honest

[SRI Heaven]

Ok so its cold and the steering wheel is so cold it makes you shake?

Question is and be honest do you where driving gloves of any sort?

I ask as i cant stand them or the look it gives but a couple of chaps at my work live by them, each to there own!!!!!

[GARY3306]

No way. Not safe in my opinion, even if it did look cool

[lgtuk]

Driving glove are for the 70s+ in there old open top Morgans

[spoons]

No they are not if you get 'Sparco' racing gloves.

Very grippy, comfortable and warm.

I hadn't thought of using them actually, but I suppose for the first 15 minutes you could use them.

[Grimy]

I just wear my leather gloves from next. Not exactly driving specific gloves, but the leather grips the wheel a lot better than my own skin, and my dodgy eczema ridden hands fall apart in the cold so I have no choice.

I cant see anybody shaking there head at a pair of leather gloves in this weather. Well unless your a chavy track suit wearing ned with a pair of golfing gloves on.

[SRI Heaven]

Driving glove are for the 70s+ in there old open top Morgans

[Gortreck]

Anything that enables me to grip the steering wheel better = a very sensible option in my book.

As someone else said above though, I just wear leather gloves, not driving specific ones.

Tony

[bigdave1701]

I will openly admit to wearing M&S brown leather gloves in winter. Not just to drive but almost any time I'm outside.

I can understand posts saying gloves are 'unsafe' to drive in but when its -12ºc outside its probably safer to wear gloves than to drive with completely numb hands.

[SRI Heaven]

I will openly admit to wearing M&S brown leather gloves in winter. Not just to drive but almost any time I'm outside.

I can understand posts saying gloves are 'unsafe' to drive in but when its -12ºc outside its probably safer to wear gloves than to drive with completely numb hands.

To be fair you have a good point

[lgtuk]

Get up earlier and warm the car up.