RaceQuip® 355005RQP 355 Series Driving Gloves - SFI 3.3/5 - Black/Black - Large

Extremely comfortable and soft on the inside. I wear a large glove and fits true to size. Thick but not too stiff out of the box for sim racing. These gloves are going to be awesome after breaking them in. Only had them for one day and think they are well made and definitely worth the money.

They fit well

These gloves are required by some tracks to be worn. They’re comfortable enough but get very hot (every single race glove ever). As a grassroots drifter, they’re very good for me. I can tell these gloves will only last one season from the events I’ve used them in so far, but at the price point, that’s not terrible.Additionally, if your on the fence about buying these gloves (or any gloves for normal race use) like I was just think about this. Your car is on fire and you just need to move the bumper to put out the fire. Without wearing gloves with heat resistance, you’ll burn your hands so badly you’ll be lucky to drive the next season. Take safety seriously. Medical bills will always be more than safety equipment. You can replace gloves easily after they’re burnt. Your skin is not as easy to replace. You only get one body, take precautions, buy safety equipment.

I am pleased with these racing gloves from RaceQuip. Their products continue to impress me--especially at such an affordable price. I regularly autocross, time attack, and track my car--along with karting. These gloves are great for all of these applications, although grip on my leather-wrapped steering wheel is not excellent. I will be wearing these gloves for 24hrs of Lemons next week which should serve as a true test of their lasting quality over several two hour stints of driving. So far, the longest I have worn the gloves was a 30 minute karting endurance race and they performed beautifully. I will keep an eye on potential changes in quality throughout future use.

My husband loves these gloves and is very excited to be able to purchase on AMAZON

Used for some track driving, these seemed comfortable. I feel like, in the summer, they would get overly hot and less comfortable, but in 70 to 80 degree weather, they were fine. They have a wrist adjustment for tightening, but I left mine where it was. I have a "regular" medium-to-large hand for most gloves.

They're thicker than Sparco or Alpinestars or any of your favorite AAA racing brand gloves, but for $50 they do the job just fine. I normally wear a size large for gloves, but I should've gotten a medium for these. Just something to keep in mind.

Great gloves. I was going to order XL, but then checked the sizing chart which indicated I should order L. Bought the size L gloves. Ended up having to return them and order XL as I originally thought.