lead rope with grip when wearing gloves!

[LionSimmons]

I am in the middle of my TB's rehab programme which involves a great deal of walking out in hand on country lanes. The cold weather has meant that I would really like to be wearing gloves but , if I do, every single one of my many lead ropes becomes slippery to varying degrees. Can anyone recommend a grippy lead rope so I can keep my gloves on? Thank you!

 

[CanteringCarrot]

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[Squeak]

Not a direct answer to your question but can you tie a knot at the end of the lead rope and maybe one in the middle? I've often been saved by the knot at the end of the rope when it's unexpectedly disappearing at speed out my hand!

 

[Amy May In A Manger]

If you're walking in hand on public roads please use a bridle and reins.

 

[Red-1]

If you're walking in hand on public roads please use a bridle and reins.

I would use a bridle, 2 people, one at each side, but a long rope so if they go up, you can be out if range.

I would not use reins to walk out for rehab, as they are just the correct length to get dragged underneath if they go right up.

I would use grippy gloves, such as workman's winter ones, they are grippy in the extreme.

 

[LionSimmons]

He is walked out in one of these: https://horseeducation.co.uk/
I am on small lanes, barely any traffic.

 

[maya2008]

Knots… but I would have a bridle on.

 

[Exasperated]

He is walked out in one of these: https://horseeducation.co.uk/
I am on small lanes, barely any traffic.

To answer question, Grippy gloves.
But, just glanced at the website photos, and could not believe anyone turned a foal out wearing that design of halter - soooo easy for foal to scratch its ear with hind foot and get hooked up - broken limb in a trice.
Please don’t, anyone!