RaceQuip Race Gloves 351 Series 1 Layer Nomex SFI 3.3/1 Certified Black X-Large 351006

These met heightened track safety requirements (24 hours of Lemons) without breaking the bank. And they're pretty comfortable. Best part was the warm fuzzy that comes with feeling fireproof. I didn't have the opportunity to test them in a fire but probably will based on my janky mechanical nonsensical tendencies. At that time, I'll either write an update on glove fire protection quality, or in the event my hands get burned off, spitefully drop this rating to one star using my nose.TLDR: If you're reading this and I've changed my rating to one star, get something else. Otherwise you're good; buy these ones, noob.

I've used these for a few track days in the car now and so far really love them. I've never felt they were uncomfortable or too hot. With modern cars and lap timers you need touch sensitive fingers, so I just ordered some little finger tip covers on Amazon that go over your glove tips and make them good for touch sensitive screens.

Just like with the fire suit. Something you hope you'll never need but will be glad you have it if you ever do need them. Burning any part of my body is not very appealing. So if you like to race life I do take the precautions necessary. After all, what is your body worth? More than the cost of these gloves I hope.

I prefer these over the silicone gloves and they are working fine for me.

I bought these for autocrossing, as well as for driving gloves in the winter. These are thick enough to provide some comfort with a lot of road feedback (bumpy roads) but thin enough to allow me full use of MyFord Touch controls (the HVAC touch buttons as well as the touch screen). The knuckle and palm padding makes it very comfortable to use, but I still have more than enough feedback to tell me what the car is doing. I also noticed that my finger tips have extremely good grip and tactile feedback on buttons and I can feel imperfections in the leather steering wheel.My hands measure between 8.5"-9", and the Medium size fits almost perfectly. However, the seams of the stitching are on the inside, and these kind of bother my finger tips at certain angles. The Nomex is also very thin, so these aren't useful below 0 degrees, but I have not tried the 2 layer racing gloves.The suede material feels like leather, so I do not recommend throwing these in the washing machine.Overall: 4/5 stars, Nomex material could be thicker, the stitching should be on the outside for maximum comfort (ala many motorcycle racing gloves). Extreme grip on the steering wheel with maximum dexterity, tactile feedback, and comfort.

Bought this for my boyfriend. He always had plain black and he likes the color and it fits great for racing this year!

So comfortable and just what any racer needs the looks are nice too!

Good quality for the money

Sizing chart is incorrect, the thumbs are too large, oversized, who has thumbs the size of bananas? not me, I can only assume these were factory rejects and sold on Amazon, these are unacceptable, I will be going back to a brand that fits like Alpinestars or sparco, these straight into the garbage, delivery was 5 days late as well

I like the fabric and they feel resistant. I have the right size, in terms of length, but the fingers of the gloves are too big, they should fit much tighter. You don't have a lot of sensitivity on your fingers. They fit like "work gloves" not racing gloves. I use them for driving simulator, so I'm not really looking for perfection. If I had to drive a real car maybe I won't buy those gloves.

Bonne grandeur et produit de qualiter comme toujour

Bought a large one and was way to small for me. I usually buy medium... Returned it. Also it is not breathable at all. There is way better racing glove on the market at the same or better price.

These fit very well and going by the size chart they are spot on. Great gloves and should provide good protection.