Sparco LAP Autoracing glove FIA

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Sparco LAP Autoracing glove FIA

Sparco LAP Autoracing glove FIA

Sparco LAP Autoracing glove FIA has an ultra light one-layer suede fabric at the wrist, 100% meta-aramid. It has an improved grip through silicone on the palm and a playful design. This glove is made of 100% Jersey meta-aramid. Extra fit which is best when combined with the new seamless elastic sleeves for improved comfort. The seams are alternating between the outside and inside, with external stitching on the thumb and internal stitching on the other fingers.

Why is it important to wear a glove during trackdays or races?

While driving on tracks, the speed increases and often so does your heart rate and your transparency increases more than in traffic jams. Some people suffer more from sweaty hands than normal because of the tension. This can be solved by driving with a suede/leather steering wheel, but you can also buy special gloves. These are available in a normal version, often used in classic cars, and a race version. The race version has a more direct contact and is also available in a fire retardant version, which may be mandatory during racing. Make sure you can fit the gloves at your ease. They should be like 'poured', even when you ball a fist. If necessary, practice on a quiet road before you go out on the track with gloves for the first time. Your steering feel will be completely different from what you are used to for the first few minutes During tantrums, gloves can be tricky and that's why many drifters prefer to drive with bare hands, but with good suede/leather steering wheels.

If you are going to participate in motor sport competitions, most organisers have included the requirements for these garments in their regulations. In general; safety comes first; be well informed before purchasing motorsport gloves.

A wide range of racing gloves is offered. Mostly made of nomex and provided with various (qualities) extra "upholstery" such as suede, rubber, with or without studs to get a good grip on the handlebars. Nothing as annoying and annoying as a handlebar that glides through your hands when you don't want to. Painful for the palms and forearms. The suede often needs a little use to become greasy and get the grip.