Men don't need rough, callused hands either.

Tear a callus off sometime. Then get back to us on how men shouldn't wear gloves.

he says from behind the keyboard lol

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lift something worth lifting then come back and say chalk/gloves aren't needed :shakes head:

I've got something worth lifting that he can lift.

;)

Lol no thanks I don't cross fit


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Driving Gloves
 

I competitively bodybuild , I'm in class tearing callus right now lol


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No offense to anyone who wears them to keep their hands warm in a roadster or if you live somewhere that gets very cold or has snow. I had a pair of deerskin gloves that I wore while in the car for a few winters in Virginia before moving back to SoCal where a cold snap is 50 degrees.

Have a look sometime in the collector car section on ebay at the classic sports cars of the 1950's, '60's and '70's interiors. You will see why driving gloves were invented and popular.

Powdered white latex gloves in size Small work best for me.

Driving gloves in my opinion are kind of 'rainbow-ish' for all the politically correct people here. But that is just my opinion.

You're in luck then, because you're about to get some gay loving. Bend over, cutie.

Otherwise :gtfo2: with your bigotry.

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lmao

It doesn't get cold in my roadster, I only have to use the seat coolers. If I used gloves then I would have to keep track of them, I can't even find the TV remote half the time.

Bigotry? Get real, will you. Seems you are fond of bending over. Guess it's not for all of us. To each his own.

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Some one please delete this nonsense!

Thought I was being pretty real with my statement. Don't be a homophobe, friend.

Why?

Don't like it, don't read it. Pretty simple.

Getting back on topic here, ......

Gloves... who buys gloves? My cousin Bobby (well technically second cousin, twice removed) decided to just put plasti-dip on his hands and he was more then pleased with it. Said he had really good grip and decent warmth. Only problem he had was when he was in an "intimate" situation. He said thats when things got a little sticky. (I guess thats a story for another time..LOL)

Well anyhow, out where I live, real men don't buy driving gloves, they dip 'em...

:nutswinger:Lol.....gloves while driving.....:nutswinger:

Steve McQueen rocked driving gloves; enough said.

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In 1966...lol

And he did have a 2nd-place finish at Sebring, so there's that.

Having arthritis in my hands and a stupid habit of death-gripping the wheel, I find that driving gloves reduce the amount of fatigue and pain in my hands on long drives. I do feel a bit self-conscious when wearing them so I guess they might be a bit ridiculous.

They're not bad, a lot of people use them and you can grip the steering wheel better