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SRS ProGlove

October 2026 · values from the retailer listing, read 7 October 2026

The SRS ProGlove is sold in both a short and a long cuff version at the same price — €44.90. It uses external seams, a partly rubberised palm and a back described as elastic and very thin, in sizes S to XXL.

SRS is the house brand of the German retailer SimRaceShop, so the values below come from a retailer listing rather than a separate manufacturer page.

Updated: October 20262 min read

Specifications

SpecSRS ProGlove
Weightnot published
Seamsexternal
Palmpartly rubberised
Backelastic, very thin
Cuff and closureshort and long versions available; closure not stated
SizesS, M, L, XL, XXL
Touchscreenindex finger and thumb
Carenot published
Fire protectionnone — a sim racing glove
Price€44.90, the same for short and long
Data as of7 October 2026, simraceshop.de

What stands out

External seams. Nothing stitched runs between your palm and the rim — the construction detail most likely to decide whether a glove annoys you after an hour. Five models here state it: the SRG1 (doubled), Moradness, Syncmesh, F33L (via reverse stitching) and the SRS.

Short and long for the same money. The only other glove sold in two cuff lengths is the GCOM SRG1, where the long version is €10 cheaper than the short. SRS charges €44.90 either way, so the choice is purely about your rim and your preference — see short cuff vs long cuff.

A partly rubberised palm. Rubber in the grip zones rather than across the whole surface. Sparco coats its whole microfibre palm in rubber; GCOM prints silicone dots; Moradness uses patterned grip zones on mesh.

Sizes to XXL. Wider than the S–XL offered by Syncmesh, Trak Racer and GT Omega, and the same top end as Moradness and Alpinestars.

What is not published

No weight, no care instructions and no closure description. The missing weight is the notable one: the back is described as very thin, which usually points to a light glove, but without a figure there is nothing to place against the 31 g SRG1 — see lightest sim racing gloves.

All values on this page come from a retailer listing. Where a manufacturer page exists for a model, this site prefers it; the source and its level are stated on every page — see how we rate.

Alternatives

If you wantConsiderWhy
A published weight and doubled external seamsGCOM SRG131 g per pair, fully external double seams, €69 short / €59 long
A perforated palmMoradness Aura ProMesh palm with grip zones, cold machine wash permitted, €67.95
A lower priceTrak Racer Multi-Use€35, full fabric percentages, S–XL

Frequently asked

How much does the SRS ProGlove cost?

€44.90, the same for the short and the long version.

Does it come in a long cuff?

Yes. Short and long are both sold at €44.90.

Where are the seams?

Outside, so no stitched ridge sits between your palm and the rim.

How much does it weigh?

No weight is published.

What sizes are available?

S, M, L, XL and XXL.