Side by side
| GCOM SRG1 | SRS ProGlove | |
|---|---|---|
| Weight per pair | 31 g (1.1 oz), short version | not published |
| Seams | fully external, doubled except on the thumb back (short) | external |
| Palm | AX leather, printed silicone dots | partly rubberised |
| Back | 95 % polyester, 5 % spandex | elastic, very thin |
| Cuff options | short €69, long €59 | short and long, both €44.90 |
| Sizes | XS–XL | S–XXL |
| Touchscreen | not published | index, thumb |
| Price | €69 / €59 | €44.90 |
Where the SRG1 wins
A published weight. 31 g per pair. SRS describes its back as very thin, which suggests a light glove, but publishes no figure — see lightest sim racing gloves.
Doubled seams. Both keep the stitching outside the palm. GCOM doubles its seams on the short model except on the thumb back, which no other glove here states.
Published fabrics. AX leather with printed silicone dots, a 95/5 polyester-spandex back. SRS describes "partly rubberised" and "elastic, very thin" without naming materials.
A size chart with numbers. GCOM publishes circumference and length in centimetres for each size, separately for short and long. SRS publishes a letter range only.
Sizes down to XS, against the SRS's S.
Manufacturer sourcing. The SRS values come from a retailer listing, which is a weaker source level — see how we rate.
Where the SRS wins
€44.90 for either cuff length. The SRG1 costs €69 short and €59 long. If you want the long version, the gap narrows to about €14; for the short one it is €24.
Sizes to XXL. The SRG1 stops at XL.
Touchscreen on index and thumb. GCOM publishes nothing here.
One price, no decision. With the SRG1 the short version costs €10 more than the long; with the SRS the cuff length is purely about your rim — see short cuff vs long cuff.
Which one for you
| Your situation | Pick |
|---|---|
| Maximum feel through the rim | GCOM SRG1 |
| Hand larger than XL | SRS ProGlove |
| Hand smaller than S | GCOM SRG1 |
| You want a size chart with measurements | GCOM SRG1 |
| Lower price, long cuff | SRS ProGlove |
| You use a touchscreen mid-session | SRS ProGlove |
GCOM care guidance: manufacturer support.
Frequently asked
Do both come in a long version?
Yes — the only two in this comparison. SRS charges €44.90 for both lengths; GCOM charges €69 short and €59 long.
How much does the SRS ProGlove weigh?
No weight is published. The SRG1 publishes 31 g per pair.
Do both have external seams?
Yes. GCOM's are doubled on the short version except on the thumb back; SRS states external seams without further detail.
Which has more sizes?
Both offer five sizes. SRS covers S–XXL, reaching a larger size; the SRG1 covers XS–XL, reaching a smaller size.
Where does the SRS data come from?
A retailer listing at SimRaceShop, which is also the brand's own shop. Manufacturer pages are preferred where they exist.