K1 Race Gear RS1 Reverse Stitch Kart Racing Gloves (Red/Black, Large) - 13-RS1-R-L

Good quality comfy and look nice

Love these gloves. I use them for Sim Racing. Very comfortable and affordable. The way the tips are rolled makes for easy use of the keyboard. Good thickness for Sim Racing. The only improvements I would suggest is 1. Take the same leather material from the palms and use them on the middle and ring fingertips for grip. The only reason I suggest this is, most Sim Racers use paddle shifters and the middle and ring fingers wear out pretty quick. And 2. Use a little stronger thread for the seams. I would definitely pay a little more if these improvements were implemented in these awesome gloves. Maybe make a specific pair like described above and call them K1-SR1 instead of RS1. Of course the SR standing for Sim Racing."Just a thought". Thanks K1

They look good , they are comfortable. Reduces hand fatigue on long karting days .

Gloves came without any factory packaging, only a very cheap clear bag like you get at the grocery store vegetable isle. Terrible stitching, very thin cheap fabric and would not last one race. No way these are real K1 gloves.

I use these for my Alcantara SIM racing wheel and they are perfect. They are made pretty well and the reverse stitching is key for racing comfort and max feedback. They run a bit on the small side so if in doubt, lean towards a larger size. I have average size hands for a guy and the large is almost too small. Apart from that, these gloves are a great cheaper alternative to the pricey OMP or Alpine Stars racing gloves.

Our 13 year old son is very happy with these gloves as indoor karting gloves. He has a different set he uses for outdoor that are leather & more durable in the weather elements, but this set, he likes for his indoor karting races.

Perfect for sim racing. Gloves fit nicely and offer perfect grip on leather steering wheel Logitech G29. I would give a higher rating but one of the seams tore, and I had to sew it back myself.

I held off using gloves while sim racing. I use them on-track, obviously, but I did everything I could (including lots of tape on my F1 rim and Alcantara wraps) to avoid the need. I didn’t think I would like it at all, but I actually love it. I can drive longer and with almost no wrist or finger fatigue. These are good gloves at any price and probably the most comfortable for sim racing because they breathe and aren’t as heavy as most premium pairs.