FAQ

To choose the right size, measure your bare hand with a flexible measuring tape: wrap it around your knuckles, leaving out the thumb, and keep it snug but not tight, then record the measurement. Measure both hands and use the larger of the two. Compare that measurement to our size chart and choose the size closest to yours.

Sizing up is usually the best option if it’s a close call, to ensure you feel comfortable and aren’t restricted in your hand movements. If you prefer the tight fit, go for the size down.

A little. They should feel snug when new and will ease slightly across the palm and knuckles after the first few sessions. They won’t stretch in length, so make sure your fingertips reach the ends from day one.

Yes. If the fit isn’t right, send the gloves back unworn, with their tags and in their original packaging within 14 days of receiving them. Once the return is accepted, place a new order for the other size. Email us to get started.

Yes. Standard tracked shipping is free on every order, to every country we deliver to, with no minimum spend. Any import duties or taxes charged by your country’s customs are not included and are paid by you on delivery.

In-stock orders leave our Australian warehouse within 2 business days. From there, allow 2 to 6 business days within Australia, 5 to 10 to New Zealand, 7 to 14 to the US, UK, Canada and Europe, and 10 to 21 everywhere else. You’ll get a tracking link by email as soon as your order ships.

You can return unworn gloves with their tags and in their original packaging within 14 days of receiving them for a refund. Sale items and gift cards can’t be returned. You cover the return postage unless the item is faulty. Anything that arrives damaged or defective is repaired, replaced or refunded at our cost.

Sim racers choose to wear gloves for a couple of reasons. The first reason is control and precision. Our gloves offer superior grip on your wheel compared to bare hands, enhancing your ability to make the perfect inputs consistently, especially with sweaty hands.

Secondly, gloves also offer protection to your equipment. Sim racing equipment can be expensive, which is why it’s important to offer it the ultimate protection. The oils in your hands can damage the materials used in sim racing wheels over time. Wearing gloves offers a layer of protection between these harmful oils and your precious equipment.

Karting and motorsport gloves are built to protect your hands from abrasion, heat and fire, which makes them thick and warm. Sim racing gloves don’t need any of that. Ours are thinner and more breathable, so you feel more of the force feedback, stay cooler indoors and keep your rim free of sweat and wear.

Close the cuff, then hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent, or machine wash cold on a gentle cycle inside a laundry bag. Skip bleach and fabric softener. Reshape them and air dry flat, away from direct sun and heat. Don’t tumble dry or iron.

Pre-orders ship by the end of November 2026. You’re charged when you place the order, and we’ll email your tracking link the day it leaves. If an order includes both pre-order and in-stock products, everything ships together once the pre-order is ready.

Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Shop Pay. In Australia you can also pay in instalments with Afterpay or Klarna, and in New Zealand with Klarna. Payment is taken securely through Shopify’s checkout, and we never see or store your card details.

In most countries, yes. Choose your country in the currency switcher and prices show in your local currency, which is also what you’re charged at checkout. Where a local currency isn’t supported, prices show in Australian dollars.