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Fire-rated racing gloves and grippy sim gloves — compared by certification and price.
| Product | Price | Rating | Why it’s here | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Zamp ZR-50 Race GlovesAuto | $65-$80 | ★ 4.4 | SFI 3.3/5 certified leather racing gloves with reverse-seam palms and silicone grip pads. Pre-curved fingers reduce hand fatigue during long track sessions. | Check price › |
 G-Force G-Limit RS Racing GlovesAuto | $75-$95 | ★ 4.2 | Product exists but full name is G-Limit RS — the RS suffix is part of the official SKU. Double-layer Nomex, silicone grip, reversed palm seams, SFI 3.3/5. Priced at $89 on G-Force's own site. | Check price › |
| OMP One Evo X GlovesAuto | $90-$130 | ★ 4.6 | OMP's One Evo X gloves are a staple for rally co-drivers — excellent durability in a thin-profile FIA package. | Check price › |
 Alpinestars Tech-1 Race v3Auto | $100-$140 | ★ 4.7 | Alpinestars combines fire protection and modern convenience in the Tech-1 Race — one of few FIA gloves with touchscreen functionality. | Check price › |
 Sparco ArrowAuto | $149-$239 | ★ 4.8 | Sparco Arrow K is a karting-only glove with no fire rating. The auto racing slot should be the Sparco Arrow (Arrow+): FIA 8856-2018 and SFI 3.2a/5 certified, same HTX grip tech. | Check price › |
| OMP KS-2 Art Karting GlovesKarting | $55-$65 | ★ 4.4 | OMP's KS-2 is the go-to recommendation for new karters — CIK-approved and comfortable at a price that doesn't sting. | Check price › |
 Sparco K-Attack Karting GlovesKarting | $65-$80 | ★ 4.5 | Slalom+ is a Sparco racing shoe, not a glove. Best real Sparco value karting glove is the K-Attack: synthetic construction, external seams, HTX grip palm, FIA 8877-2022 certified, $75. | Check price › |
| Alpinestars Tech-1 KX V3 Karting GlovesKarting | $75-$100 | ★ 4.8 | FIA 8877-2022 karting gloves with external seams, silicone grip, and touchscreen fingertips. Premium feel for serious karting competitors. | Check price › |
| Bell Sport-TX GlovesKarting | $85-$105 | ★ 4.1 | Bell makes no dedicated CIK karting gloves. Their entry glove is the Sport-TX (SFI 3.3/5, $99.95) — rubber palm inserts, elastic wrist, internal seams. Suitable for beginner karting where SFI is accepted. | Check price › |
| OMP KS-4 Art Karting GlovesSim | $25-$40 | ★ 4.2 | Karting gloves with genuine grip—repurposed by the sim community for responsive throttle feel without fire-rating overhead. | Check price › |
| Sparco Hypergrip+Sim | $45-$65 | ★ 4.6 | The Hypergrip+ is the most popular sim racing glove — the grip coating genuinely reduces fatigue on high-torque direct drive wheels. | Check price › |
| Alpinestars Sim Gloves Graphic 1Sim | $50-$60 | ★ 4.5 | Grip-focused sim racing gloves with Nanofront palm and touchscreen compatibility. Built specifically for the feel and control demands of virtual racing. | Check price › |