[LS2 MN6]

Anyone got some? If so what type?

 

[marklynn70]

Anyone got some? If so what type?

I have some black ones but don't really feel the need to wear them.

 

[Sitting Duck]

I am looking for some also. Any ideas?

 

[Jordan]

Sitting Duck, my family has a condo in SLO next to the old mission school, I love SLO....

 

[Sitting Duck]

If you ever come to SLO Town in your Sky, look me up. Lunch will be on me.

(If your family ever wants to sell their Condo, I am a Realtor shamless Realtor)

 

[TexSon]

Have them for my motorcycle, don't feel I will need them most the year in the Sky. Have't needed them in my Vette.

 

[Rick Tinley Park]

For me driving gloves would be a bit too much. I had them for my bike, but have never needed them for any of my SC2 (leather covered steering wheels) - so I doubt I will bother...

 

[1994SC2]

For me driving gloves would be a bit too much. I had them for my bike, but have never needed them for any of my SC2 (leather covered steering wheels) - so I doubt I will bother...

Haha - Yeah I LOVED my SC2 (clearly) and bought every accessory imaginable to enjoy it more but never went as far as to get gloves for driving. The wheel on the Sky is nice and thick and I don't believe the utility of gloves is that high as compared with cars that may have thinner wheels with less grip or wheels that will be more prone to slipping from sweat. I guess if you sweat A LOT or plan to dive in a cross Europe road race you should get them. Although I am thinking about getting gloves for driving my Sky with the top down when it gets colder to keep my hands warm -- maybe some thin motorcycle ones.

 

[Sitting Duck]

My hand are always cold. During these winter months in CA driving with the top down in my Solstice, I kept the heater vents pointed at my hands. I want gloves just to keep the chill off. Isotoners are too bulky. I want a thin pair so I can still grip the wheel and not slip while driving agressively.

 

[LS2 MN6]

Although I am thinking about getting gloves for driving my Sky with the top down when it gets colder to keep my hands warm -- maybe some thin motorcycle ones.

This was my thinking, plus I always thought it would be cool to have driving gloves...

 

[qwack]

How about a good looking hat...for the 3 or 4 of us that don't have any hair up thar?:driving:

 

[nscrbug]

For me driving gloves would be a bit too much. I had them for my bike, but have never needed them for any of my SC2 (leather covered steering wheels) - so I doubt I will bother...

:agree: Use 'em on my bike ALL the time, but doubt I would ever use them driving a car...except maybe in colder months.