The Best Driving Gloves for 2020

Have
you ever heard of driving gloves? They’ve been popular since the introduction
of the automobile, but back then, they were a necessity — your cabin wasn’t
fully enclosed, and driving gloves protected your hands from the elements.
Today, they’re not necessary, but they’re still popular. They provide superior
grip, keep your hands warm in the winter and offer ventilation during the warm
months. If you drive a lot for business or pleasure, they’ll also keep your
fingers dirt-free.

With
those benefits in mind, here is our list of the best driving gloves for 2020.

Matsu Traditional Fingerless Leather Gloves

If
you spend a lot of time on the road, you can’t go wrong with these genuine
lambskin fingerless gloves by Matsu. Experts designed them
to reduce palm sweating, keeping you comfortable regardless of the
temperature outside. 

Fingerless
gloves might be more commonly associated with motorcycles, but they can be
useful tools for the average driver as well. These only come in black, though,
so if you’re looking for something with a little more pop, you’ll want to keep
reading. 

Connolly + Goodwood Full-Grain Leather Gloves

Connolly
and Goodwood are both well-known names in the automotive world. If you’re
looking for high-end driving gloves that will last a
lifetime,
you can’t go wrong with this full-grain leather option. They’re pricey, but
they’re hand-stitched to provide durability and perforated to provide the
perfect level of ventilation. If you are looking to invest in an accessory that
won’t fall apart in a year, this pair is ideal. 

Riparo Genuine Leather Full-Finger Gloves

If
you’re driving in a hot or humid environment, you’re not going to want a set of
driving gloves that are heavy leather or lined with warm materials. This option
is thin genuine leather and, while they provide
full-finger protection unlike the first set of gloves on our list, the entire surface is
perforated to create optimal ventilation. 

These
gloves come in a variety of colors, and they’re affordable enough that you can
add a pair in every shade to your wardrobe. 

ELMA Luxury Italian Nappa Leather Gloves

Nearly
every new car these days comes equipped with a touchscreen and an infotainment
system, which can be challenging to use if you’re wearing a set of gloves — no
matter how nice they are. These Italian leather driving gloves from ELMA are arguably one of
the best pairs
in the world.  

In
addition to the high-quality leather exterior, you can choose from a variety of
different liners. You can find a pair that are cozy and convenient regardless
of when you’re driving. They’re only available in brown or black, but they’re
incredibly affordable as well as comfortable. 

Unigear Lightweight Running Gloves

The
name might say running glove, but this lightweight touchscreen-compatible
accessory can double for driving as well. They’re warm, making them an excellent choice
for colder climates, but they’re also moisture-wicking, so they move dampness away from
your skin if you happen sweat while driving. They’re incredibly lightweight and
make a great base if you need to layer up with multiple pairs of gloves. 

Don’t
let the comfortable fabric fool you, however. These gloves are incredibly
durable, with reinforced elastic stitching on the seams. If you choose the
right size, you don’t have to worry about rips or tears.