Driving Gloves
u lose the feeling
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09-05-2008 | 01:44 AM
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Got some gloves from Lambo:
Good to drive, they are really thin, but for that price (paid bout 70 bucks, and they were reduced...) its a very very badly produced.
Friend of mine has the Porsche ones, brilliant produced, well worth the price.
The "new" one of the Porsche are from Stand21 and look like this:
Daytona (129,41 € + Tax + shipping):
Outside seams gloves (121,01 € + Tax + shipping)
Or you try the Martini Gloves (168€ + Tax + shipping)
The old one should be the same like these from Puma:
Should cost about 70 € and, as said before, they are worth the money!
Greets
Got some gloves from Lambo:
Good to drive, they are really thin, but for that price (paid bout 70 bucks, and they were reduced...) its a very very badly produced.
Friend of mine has the Porsche ones, brilliant produced, well worth the price.
The "new" one of the Porsche are from Stand21 and look like this:
Daytona (129,41 € + Tax + shipping):
Outside seams gloves (121,01 € + Tax + shipping)
Or you try the Martini Gloves (168€ + Tax + shipping)
The old one should be the same like these from Puma:
Should cost about 70 € and, as said before, they are worth the money!
Greets
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