Specifications
| Spec | Syncmesh Grip M2X |
|---|---|
| Weight | not published |
| Seams | external, reinforced; smooth on the inside |
| Palm | reinforced fabric, pre-curved, silicone print |
| Back | breathable, moisture-wicking; 85 % polyester, 10 % silicone, 5 % nylon; label-free |
| Cuff and closure | not stated |
| Sizes | S, M, L, XL |
| Colours | six colourways: Nebula, Aurora, Starlight, Azure, Blaze, Midnight; plus a limited Valkyrie edition |
| Touchscreen | pad on the index finger |
| Care | hand wash only with mild detergent, hang to dry; no machine washing, tumble drying, bleach, wringing or ironing |
| Torque guidance | wheelbases up to 16 Nm, 8–15 hours of racing per week |
| Service | 30-day exchange, 90-day warranty; ships from Denmark to the EU and UK |
| Price | from €74.38 incl. VAT for EU delivery, up to €80.33 depending on colourway; DUO pack (two pairs) €126.44 |
| Data as of | 7 October 2026, sync-mesh.com |
What stands out
A torque rating in Nm. No other brand here states one. If you are matching a glove to a Simucube, a high-end Fanatec or a Moza base, 16 Nm is a figure you can compare with your own hardware — unlike “suitable for all force feedback levels”, which F33L publishes, or the lack of guidance from most of the field.
The usage figure alongside it, 8 to 15 hours per week, is equally unusual. It tells you what the maker expects the fabric to survive, which is a durability statement in all but name.
Moisture-wicking, stated as such. Syncmesh is the only brand here describing its fabric as moisture-wicking rather than breathable. The two are different: breathable fabric lets air through; wicking fabric moves moisture. For hands that drip rather than merely get damp, wicking is the relevant property. See gloves for sweaty hands.
Full fabric composition. 85 % polyester, 10 % silicone, 5 % nylon — published as percentages, which most of this field does not do. The glove is also label-free, so nothing rubs at the cuff, and Syncmesh states the inside of the seams is smooth.
A proper service promise. 30-day exchange and 90-day warranty, shipping from Denmark. For EU buyers this is the shortest route in this comparison: a listed euro price, VAT included, no import handling.
The strictest wash rule here
Syncmesh rules out the washing machine entirely, along with tumble drying, bleach, wringing and ironing. Hand wash with mild detergent and hang to dry. Moradness permits a cold delicate cycle and F33L allows hand washing at up to 30 °C, so the Grip M2X asks for the most care of the three. More in how to wash sim racing gloves.
What Syncmesh does not publish
- Weight. No figure, which is the notable gap given how specific the rest of the data is.
- Cuff and closure. Not described.
- Sizing advice. No guidance for hands between two sizes.
Alternatives
| If you want | Consider | Why |
|---|---|---|
| A published weight | GCOM SRG1 | 31 g per pair, fully external double seams, €69 |
| A wider size range | F33L SR Flow Forte | Seven sizes XXS–XXL at £39 |
| A machine-washable glove | Moradness Aura Pro | Cold delicate cycle permitted |
Frequently asked
What wheelbase torque is the Grip M2X rated for?
Up to 16 Nm, at 8 to 15 hours of racing per week. It is the only published torque rating in this comparison.
How much does it weigh?
Syncmesh publishes no weight.
Can I machine wash it?
No. Hand wash with mild detergent and hang to dry; Syncmesh rules out machine washing, tumble drying, bleach, wringing and ironing.
Does it ship to the UK?
Yes, from Denmark to the EU and UK, with a 30-day exchange and 90-day warranty. The listed price is in euros; no GBP price is published.
Which finger works on a touchscreen?
The index finger, via a dedicated pad.