Winter equestrian wear!!

[gallopinghooves]

Hello,

Does anybody have recommendations for VERY warm winter riding gloves? I can't seem to find any that are super warm but also effective for riding. Also any other warm hacks are welcome!

 

[Domirati]

Sealskinz. Daughter has the extra wool liners as well if you get really cold. I have Reynard’s and they are the only thing that works for me.

 

[Cloball]

I have various sealskins they are great, I took the winter pairs to Mongolia and I was the only one who didn't get cold wet hands in the hail storms.

 

[Zoeypxo]

Equidry

 

[teapot]

Sealskinz combined with silk or merino wool liners

 

[spotty_pony2]

These are amazing (winds) they aren’t expensive but are great for riding and on the yard too.

Amazon.co.uk

 

[gallopinghooves]

I have various sealskins they are great, I took the winter pairs to Mongolia and I was the only one who didn't get cold wet hands in the hail storms.

That’s impressive! Which ones?

 

[gallopinghooves]

Sealskinz. Daughter has the extra wool liners as well if you get really cold. I have Reynard’s and they are the only thing that works for me.

Ah that’s great news you found some. Which style as I know they’re not made for riding? X

 

[HopefullyRiding]

Like anything you need to be warm, layer up. Glove liners are great, you can get them from decathlon. I think usually in the ski section

 

[gallopinghooves]

Ah that’s great news you found some. Which style as I know they’re not made for riding? X

Ignore me!!! Just seen they do make riding gloves

 

[IrishMilo]

I’ve started wearing a pair of latex gloves inside my normal gloves, and I usually end up taking my gloves off after a while as I end up too warm!

 

[LEC]

I have ridden in these fine as pretty grippy.

Ejendals Tegera 517 Waterproof Work Gloves

Buy The Ejendals Tegera 517 Thermal Waterproof Outdoor Work Gloves For £8.05 Per Pair From WorkGloves.co.uk With FREE UK Delivery On Orders Over £40.

www.workgloves.co.uk

I prefer thinner gloves but these are great for an all round waterproof thermal glove. Just make sure you go up a size if you purchase.

 

[gallopinghooves]

I have ridden in these fine as pretty grippy.

Ejendals Tegera 517 Waterproof Work Gloves

Buy The Ejendals Tegera 517 Thermal Waterproof Outdoor Work Gloves For £8.05 Per Pair From WorkGloves.co.uk With FREE UK Delivery On Orders Over £40.

www.workgloves.co.uk

I prefer thinner gloves but these are great for an all round waterproof thermal glove. Just make sure you go up a size if you purchase.

They look fab, thanks so much

 

[teacups]

I have both the Ejendals Tegera and Sealskinz winter riding gloves, and though both are great, the Sealskinz are much better at keeping your hands warm as well as dry, confirmed during this past week.

The Tegera are much much cheaper though, so I tend to use those as daily yard gloves and only use the sealskinz for riding. The sealskinz are good for hacking but I’d say not so good for school work.

 

[Dave's Mam]

Mark Todd leather & thinsulate gloves for riding.

 

[Exasperated]

Hello,

Does anybody have recommendations for VERY warm winter riding gloves? I can't seem to find any that are super warm but also effective for riding. Also any other warm hacks are welcome!

Shires: SSG 10 Below gloves, thinsulate 40 gram gloves. Had these ages, v.warm but always thought a bit bulky (riding with a full set of reins, schooling whip, plus leading another). Currently hacking one horse in a snaffle, and they’re great.
Xmas gift: Catago brand Teddy Fleece Panola (or Paloma?) riding tights - fab, invaluable this past week, discovered discount equestrian had them in a sale and bought another two pairs....

 

[Exasperated]

Shires: SSG 10 Below gloves, thinsulate 40 gram gloves. Had these ages, v.warm but always thought a bit bulky (riding with a full set of reins, schooling whip, plus leading another). Currently hacking one horse in a snaffle, and they’re great.
Xmas gift: Catago brand Teddy Fleece Panola (or Paloma?) riding tights - fab, invaluable this past week, discovered discount equestrian had them in a sale and bought another two pairs....

Sorry, online for equine, (been buying far too much lately, obvs)

 

[Penguin_Toes]

Equidry

I'm umming and ahhing about these and can't find many reviews online - are they warm and at least rain proof then? Thanks

 

[Cloball]

I have both the Ejendals Tegera and Sealskinz winter riding gloves, and though both are great, the Sealskinz are much better at keeping your hands warm as well as dry, confirmed during this past week.

The Tegera are much much cheaper though, so I tend to use those as daily yard gloves and only use the sealskinz for riding. The sealskinz are good for hacking but I’d say not so good for school work.

I have the old style high viz amner ones which I do school in and us for everyday in winter and the Kelling I think for extreme weather as my hands get too hot in them and they a are more stiff.

 

[lynz88]

Sealskinz combined with silk or merino wool liners

This.

 

[Highmileagecob]

I used to wear a headscarf under my hat to keep my ears warm. Tied at the back of my neck, it did the job. Nylon chaps are pretty windproof too, and help to stop freezing cold thigh area.

 

[Albus15]

Harry Hall gloves... warm and waterproof! I was putting my hand into the 7 water buckets picking out the broken ice - it felt so wrong but they were completely waterproof and that hand didn't get any colder than the other! It was still very much toasty! And they're at least two years old now!

 

[Munn]

I got a pair of riding mittens from Horze and my hands end up being too warm with them. They have a separate pieces for your thumb and little finger but all your other fingers are together which keeps them warmer than gloves.

 

[Zoeypxo]

I'm umming and ahhing about these and can't find many reviews online - are they warm and at least rain proof then? Thanks

Yes they are warm and my hands have stayed dry all week on the yard in torrential rain and minus temps!

 

[dorsetladette]

It doesn't get REALLY cold here (I'm originally from much further north) so a pair of gloves works fine for me, but other half struggles with his old broken hands. He wears silk glove liners under his work gloves now (xmas present) he says they work well but you need to go up a size in your normal gloves to accommodate them.

When we were kids in the cold depths of the peak district we would where wool gloves with marigolds over the top to keep our fingers warm.

My step son did motocross as a child. We put white pepper in latex gloves under his bike gloves to keep his hands warm. The pepper really helps and the latex keeps the wind off your skin.


FYI - my dad always put white pepper in cuts (human and horses) to aid healing and avoid scaring.