I use the regular Mechanix gloves (without the velcro wrist strap) for track days in my car. However, I turn them inside out. They are MUCH more comfortable with the seams on the outside and actually look better IMO since it hides the logos.
Picked some of these up at the hardware store a while back and have been using for sim racing ever since. Great video! Wasn’t aware of the vent version until seeing your video. They arrived and are perfect, same micro suede but lighter and cooler! Cheers
They're ok, but I found they don't last long. I purchased mine at a Bunnings Hardware store and already have a hole in the tip of the finger after only about 4 months use. I found full finger cycling gloves to be much better as they are a snugger fit, so easier to activate buttons and switches.
I use the regular Mechanix gloves (without the velcro wrist strap) for track days in my car. However, I turn them inside out. They are MUCH more comfortable with the seams on the outside and actually look better IMO since it hides the logos.
Wish I knew about these sooner... I'll keep these in mind for next time. Thanks lads 👍
Our pleasure, glad you found the vid helpful! Thanks for checking it out.
@@player1simgear Anytime mate, I appreciate your support in MotorMotion's GT3 Championship as well, it's great to see locals supporting locals.
Picked some of these up at the hardware store a while back and have been using for sim racing ever since. Great video! Wasn’t aware of the vent version until seeing your video. They arrived and are perfect, same micro suede but lighter and cooler! Cheers
Awesome! Thanks very much, yeah it feels weird using a wheel without them now!
They're ok, but I found they don't last long. I purchased mine at a Bunnings Hardware store and already have a hole in the tip of the finger after only about 4 months use. I found full finger cycling gloves to be much better as they are a snugger fit, so easier to activate buttons and switches.