Racing Gloves

Racing gloves are generally made of flame-retardant and anti-cutting materials, with the characteristics of thin material and good feel.

Racing gloves typically have silicone grooves to increase friction between the hands and the steering wheel, allowing for a less tight grip during steering and slightly reducing the driver's energy consumption during long races. For the racer, a good racing glove can not only protect the racer's hands from abrasion and fire insulation, but also greatly reduce the physical consumption of the racer. Drivers turn the steering wheel tens of thousands of times during a race, and each time they have to be right to slow laps or lose control of their cars. Good racing gloves allow the driver to keep a firm grip on the steering wheel without too much effort, requiring less hand force to stabilize the wheel.

Gloves are divided into karting gloves and racing gloves. Some people think that karting gloves are not fire-resistant, while racing gloves are made entirely of fire-retardant, cut-proof materials that are fire-resistant. In addition, also divided into full - finger gloves and half - finger gloves. Gloves are expendable, wear out quickly and renew quickly, so when buying gloves, you must choose a pair that suits you.