I used Alpinestar moutain bike gloves for years, less than $20. Leather palms and touch screen sensitive finger tips. They have internal stitching, didn't notice for the most part until switching to a DD motor. I got some F33L gloves with external stitching. To be honest, the Alpinestar gloves are a little more comfy. No strap for closure but they never felt like they were going to come off. I'm debating on which I prefer at the moment. Easier to hit buttons with internal stitching, for me at least.
Daniel, after your suggestion in this video of the best gloves under $70 bucks I did purchase the SudSpeed (Red) gloves. I received them yesterday and I used them for the first time last night and WOW.. They aren't THICCCCC 😆and they are very comfortable. They also are very breathable as I can feel my fan air through the front and back of the gloves. After a good 3 hrs of racing my hands weren't sweating at all and the gloves were completely dry. I would highly recommend these gloves and would suggest if you are looking for a pair to highly think about SudSpeed gloves. I am going to get some more 😆 Daniel thanks for the suggestions and much appreciated.
But you don't need fire resistance when sim racing, that's just going to add thickness and discomfort. It would be like putting on heavy-duty hiking boots to walk city sidewalks.
@@UNHchabo im talking about embraceing the realistic feel since racing driver are obligated to wear those in the real world with real cars plus with that logic of you dont actully need fia spec gloves then that logic also applies to the fact that you dont need gloves at all playing sim racing.
You left out Bastion Nitrile powder-free gloves available in blue, white, purple, and black! They have excellent puncture resistance and strength while being quite comfortable.
The only "racing" gloves I've ever bought that I actually enjoyed were Alpinestars Radar, a tiny bit thicker than I like, but $20 and rather comfy to wear. Everything with "Simracing" in the name though? Gets walked all over by a decent golf glove...
You have the same exact opinion I have on the Moradness gloves. Too thick and the way it moves on your hand makes them annoying after a while. The could be great gloves if they address those two issues.
I have the same exact problem with mine. I have to say I like the gloves but I can't afford to buy new gloves every 3 - 6 months cause they are defective and move in my hands. I agree if these issues are fixed they would be awesome gloves. They are just great but not awesome.
@danielgray10 Got the sudspeed gloves based off your opinion. I am very impressed so far. They are a little on the tight side but I expect them to fit perfect after they break in.
I have also order Sudspeed gloves on your opinion and they are on the way from Down Under. I am looking forward to trying them out shortly :) @danielgray10
The Subspeed look like great gloves, but I'll be honest it's being shipped from Sidney and it's giving me a 26 business day shipping lol...I'll just buy something here more local.
What a shock, you picked the one you get a kickback from, didn’t have to wait till end of video to know which one you would choose. I was going to purchase a set using your link in another video you did, but I sent off an email asking what was the difference between the Bruce or Alpha gloves compared to the Edition 1 gloves? got no reply, maybe you know.
We haven't yet received an email from you - feel free to contact us using the form on our website if you have any questions! In answer to the above - there is no difference other than the graphics. The gloves themselves are all the same materials and construction. Cheers!
I bought a pair of the Sparco Hypergrip+ and they are actually disappointing crap for Sparco. The stitching between the fingers failed within 2 weeks of racing on avg of 2hr a day. Looking at it, they used very thin threads and it just isnt well made. They retail for $60. On the flip, i got a pair of $70 Morad Long gloves and these things are 100x better in every way. Better comfort. Better grip. Stitching is better. Everything is better. (I paid more, since i got custom lettering and my country but not impacting the functionality) Big thumbs up to Morads gloves from me. I race in TCR with Direct Drive wheel at 13nm actual force in ATC. I race against guys with 5-9k iRatings. Im behind them, but roughly top 10 so im turning good times. Dont have any issues with morad thickness or it moving around. I am a size Large and pretty much fits like a glove should. Yours looked almost too big, at least compared to what i got.
I confirm on the Sparco Hypergrip+ being shit. The padding in the palms got flattened in less than two months. I won't buy anything from Sparco ever again
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After seeing Dave Cam slice open his thumb on his paddles the other day, Im now firmly in the "gloves are goid for sim-racing" camp.
I’ve heard the moradness gloves can be bought off one of the online Chinese sites for about $10
The link to them is listed above.
I used Alpinestar moutain bike gloves for years, less than $20. Leather palms and touch screen sensitive finger tips. They have internal stitching, didn't notice for the most part until switching to a DD motor. I got some F33L gloves with external stitching. To be honest, the Alpinestar gloves are a little more comfy. No strap for closure but they never felt like they were going to come off. I'm debating on which I prefer at the moment. Easier to hit buttons with internal stitching, for me at least.
Daniel, after your suggestion in this video of the best gloves under $70 bucks I did purchase the SudSpeed (Red) gloves.
I received them yesterday and I used them for the first time last night and WOW.. They aren't THICCCCC 😆and they are very comfortable. They also are very breathable as I can feel my fan air through the front and back of the gloves. After a good 3 hrs of racing my hands weren't sweating at all and the gloves were completely dry.
I would highly recommend these gloves and would suggest if you are looking for a pair to highly think about SudSpeed gloves. I am going to get some more 😆
Daniel thanks for the suggestions and much appreciated.
At 70 dollar might as well just go with a full blown fia spec fire resistant racing gloves for that absolute realistic experience.
But you don't need fire resistance when sim racing, that's just going to add thickness and discomfort. It would be like putting on heavy-duty hiking boots to walk city sidewalks.
@@UNHchabo im talking about embraceing the realistic feel since racing driver are obligated to wear those in the real world with real cars plus with that logic of you dont actully need fia spec gloves then that logic also applies to the fact that you dont need gloves at all playing sim racing.
@@UNHchabohigh chances if you sim race, you may race in real life. Sirens money on a pair you will use in both situations
I always wondered why some people prefer long over short. The more you know 💫
Thanks for sharing this invaluable hands-on experience.
You left out Bastion Nitrile powder-free gloves available in blue, white, purple, and black! They have excellent puncture resistance and strength while being quite comfortable.
Best Sim gloves are KGL. Perfect grip and breathing.
Quote of the day is; Keeping your nice wheel, nice, is nice.
+1 for Sudspeeds
Can you still use a stream deck with gloves
I do, its relatively easy with thinner gloves like the sud speeds!
The only "racing" gloves I've ever bought that I actually enjoyed were Alpinestars Radar, a tiny bit thicker than I like, but $20 and rather comfy to wear. Everything with "Simracing" in the name though? Gets walked all over by a decent golf glove...
my first pair was gtomega ones loving them so far
Hey yall spending so much when golf gloves are so cheap are so much better for Sim racing.
You have the same exact opinion I have on the Moradness gloves. Too thick and the way it moves on your hand makes them annoying after a while. The could be great gloves if they address those two issues.
I have a pair and don't have this issue. Size Large, long gloves. I actually thought they ended up being thinner than pictures made me think.
I have the same exact problem with mine. I have to say I like the gloves but I can't afford to buy new gloves every 3 - 6 months cause they are defective and move in my hands. I agree if these issues are fixed they would be awesome gloves. They are just great but not awesome.
@danielgray10 Got the sudspeed gloves based off your opinion. I am very impressed so far. They are a little on the tight side but I expect them to fit perfect after they break in.
I have also order Sudspeed gloves on your opinion and they are on the way from Down Under. I am looking forward to trying them out shortly :) @danielgray10
4 months in. Sudspeed gloves still looking new. Love these things.
Have you tried the freem gloves?
The Subspeed look like great gloves, but I'll be honest it's being shipped from Sidney and it's giving me a 26 business day shipping lol...I'll just buy something here more local.
What a shock, you picked the one you get a kickback from, didn’t have to wait till end of video to know which one you would choose. I was going to purchase a set using your link in another video you did, but I sent off an email asking what was the difference between the Bruce or Alpha gloves compared to the Edition 1 gloves? got no reply, maybe you know.
We haven't yet received an email from you - feel free to contact us using the form on our website if you have any questions! In answer to the above - there is no difference other than the graphics. The gloves themselves are all the same materials and construction. Cheers!
@@sudspeed Thanks for the reply, I actually did use the form on your site, must not have gone through.
You can always skip through the video brother
Revzilla makes great gloves
Yeah? Well that's just like, your opinion, man.
Well done that is what an opinionated video will include
Gloves of 24 Racers are also very good!
I bought a pair of the Sparco Hypergrip+ and they are actually disappointing crap for Sparco. The stitching between the fingers failed within 2 weeks of racing on avg of 2hr a day. Looking at it, they used very thin threads and it just isnt well made. They retail for $60.
On the flip, i got a pair of $70 Morad Long gloves and these things are 100x better in every way.
Better comfort. Better grip. Stitching is better. Everything is better. (I paid more, since i got custom lettering and my country but not impacting the functionality)
Big thumbs up to Morads gloves from me. I race in TCR with Direct Drive wheel at 13nm actual force in ATC. I race against guys with 5-9k iRatings. Im behind them, but roughly top 10 so im turning good times.
Dont have any issues with morad thickness or it moving around. I am a size Large and pretty much fits like a glove should. Yours looked almost too big, at least compared to what i got.
I confirm on the Sparco Hypergrip+ being shit. The padding in the palms got flattened in less than two months. I won't buy anything from Sparco ever again
Long gloves goated
We in here
Garden gloves it is for me.
g'day?! what are you Australian?!
;)
I have been known to be australian haha
@@daniel_gray10 well be careful of the playpus, i hear they are some real killers.
'Every sim racing glove' 😂😂😂😂
Hiiiii
@@criptoniite7852 Unfortunate ratio
@@SnakezF1 nah
Jarno Opmeer just released a merch site & his gloves look pretty nice
You definitely slagged off his gloves mate haha.
👀Too thick? But hey, nice logo! DG ;)
He was referring to his skull.....
lol you dont take constructive criticism well do you? lol
@@braidenrahn2534 He had the gloves 9 months and offered no feedback. Even failed to reply to emails....lol
No wonder you can’t do well in Europe with that Ego 😂
What an awkward comment lol. Do you have a chair in your bedroom facing your bed ?