Good Gloves?!

[OrionDuca]

I think this is the right place to post this, if not i apologise.
I need some new gloves and i can't find any decent ones and i need suggestions, i had some really warm ones but they weren't waterproof, and i had some others but they have no grip which is an issue when my youngster decides to spook and i can't hold on!

Thanks everyone

 

[FireFly29]

I put up a similar thread about a month ago, if you try searching winter glove recomendations it might come up.

I've just bought some woof wear waterproof gloves that seem really good, warm but not too bulky so can still ride etc in them.

 

[khalswitz]

LOVE my Roeckl ones. Great grip, warm and waterproof. And I hate gloves, so the fact that I'll wear them means the grip is good!!

 

[9tails]

I've had Ariats, they were OK but not that grippy, very warm though. I currently have Mark Todds that I think are great, warm and grippy. I haven't given them a full dunking in a water bucket but for riding they've been fine in rain.

 

[OrionDuca]

Thank you everyone, time to do some shopping

 

[Love]

I have roeckl ones for best (love them so much but want to keep them nice) and some mountain horse ones for everyday - the ones that are crocheted on top - they are lovely but not worn them in the depths of winter yet so can't comment on that... doubt they'd be overly warm.

In winter i wear a pair of cheap magic gloves with some track gloves over the top - so warm and grippy! and cheap too!

 

[khalswitz]

I have roeckl ones for best (love them so much but want to keep them nice) and some mountain horse ones for everyday - the ones that are crocheted on top - they are lovely but not worn them in the depths of winter yet so can't comment on that... doubt they'd be overly warm.

In winter i wear a pair of cheap magic gloves with some track gloves over the top - so warm and grippy! and cheap too!

For layering, I love fingerless gloves - means you still have the grippiness in the fingers but extra heat in the hands!!

 

[mynutmeg]

I adore my seal skinz, expensive but have lasted well and completely waterproof

 

[pistolpete]

Another vote for sealskinz if you can afford them.

 

[Battytwoll]

I have the Mark Todd leather thinsulate ones, obviously they can't be dunked so I also have a box of size large latex gloves which fit over the top, and... Voila!! Waterproof

 

[NativePonyLover]

I'm a recent Sealskinz convert & absolutely adore them so far