How to find the right racing glove size
Gloves that are too big bunch up, too small ones restrict your hand. Here's how to measure correctly.
Gloves are your only contact with the wheel, so size matters more than it seems.
## How to measure your hand
1. Take a tape measure.
2. Wrap it around your palm at the base of the fingers, excluding the thumb.
3. Measure hand length — from the wrist to the tip of the middle finger.
4. Check the [size guide](/en/size-guide).
## How to tell the size is right
- Fingers reach the end of the glove without pressing against it.
- No folds in the palm when you grip the wheel.
- The cuff covers the wrist and tucks under the suit sleeve.
> Racing gloves stretch a little over time. If you're between two sizes, choose the smaller one for thin-palm gloves like Reflex.
## Care
Dry gloves at room temperature, away from radiators — the silicone grip will last longer.
## How to measure your hand
1. Take a tape measure.
2. Wrap it around your palm at the base of the fingers, excluding the thumb.
3. Measure hand length — from the wrist to the tip of the middle finger.
4. Check the [size guide](/en/size-guide).
## How to tell the size is right
- Fingers reach the end of the glove without pressing against it.
- No folds in the palm when you grip the wheel.
- The cuff covers the wrist and tucks under the suit sleeve.
> Racing gloves stretch a little over time. If you're between two sizes, choose the smaller one for thin-palm gloves like Reflex.
## Care
Dry gloves at room temperature, away from radiators — the silicone grip will last longer.