Specifications
| Spec | Trak Racer Multi-Use |
|---|---|
| Weight | not published |
| Seams | not published |
| Palm | suede-like, single layer; 55 % polyurethane, 45 % polyester |
| Back | stretch twill with spandex; 80 % polyester, 20 % elastane |
| Cuff and closure | elastic cuff plus adjustable closure |
| Sizes | S, M, L, XL |
| Touchscreen | thumb and index finger |
| Care | not published |
| Fire protection | none — a sim racing glove |
| Price | €35 |
| Data as of | 7 October 2026, trakracer.com |
What stands out
The price. €35 is second only to the GT Omega PRESA at £24.95, which was sold out across all sizes on 7 October 2026. For anyone unsure whether gloves will help at all, this is the cheapest glove you can actually buy today — see do you need sim racing gloves.
A single-layer palm. No padding, no bonded grip panels. A single layer is the construction that keeps a glove thin, and it is what the lightest gloves in this field use. Trak Racer publishes no weight, so the result cannot be placed against the 31 g SRG1 — but the construction points in the right direction.
Published fabric percentages. Trak Racer states both palm and back compositions in full. Only Syncmesh does the same; most brands here describe fabrics in adjectives. At €35 that is more material data than the LVRY SIM GLOVE publishes at US$150.
An adjustable cuff. An elastic cuff with an additional adjustable closure. Trak Racer does not state the cuff length.
What is missing
No weight, no seam position and no care instructions. Seam position is the one that matters most: it decides whether a stitched ridge sits between your palm and the rim.
"Multi-Use" also signals the glove is not purely sim-specific — Trak Racer lists it under accessories alongside rig hardware, in several colourways.
Alternatives
| If you want | Consider | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Published weight and seams at a moderate price | F33L SR Flow Forte | Just under 50 g, reverse stitching, XXS–XXL, £39 |
| The lightest glove with full construction data | GCOM SRG1 | 31 g per pair, fully external double seams, XS–XL, €69 |
| An even lower price | GT Omega PRESA at £24.95 | Padded tactile palm, S–XL, but sold out on 7 October 2026 |
Frequently asked
How much do Trak Racer gloves cost?
€35, the second-lowest price in this comparison after the GT Omega PRESA at £24.95.
How much do they weigh?
Trak Racer does not publish a weight.
What are they made of?
Palm: 55 % polyurethane, 45 % polyester, single layer, suede-like. Back: 80 % polyester, 20 % elastane stretch twill.
What sizes are available?
S, M, L and XL.
Are cheap sim racing gloves worth buying?
At €35 the Trak Racer publishes more fabric detail than gloves costing four times as much. What is missing is the weight and the seam position.