eQUEST GripPro Leather Touchscreen Horse Riding Gloves

These gloves are soft enough for riding yet strong enough for additional chores. They work with your cellphone too. They are a great buy!

I have big hands for a girl... They are thin and my fingers are slender.... But my fingers are incredibly long. the problem I have is finding gloves that have long enough fingers. these are it! my fingers fit, and I can move my hands freely! touchscreen works too. i bought these for horseback riding.... But I will be buying more for working on our farm. they add a little warmth and protection while still giving me the dexterity I need to get work done

The fingers are very long but mine, alas, are not

I bought these as a gift for a friend who could not find gloves that worked to keep her hands warm and stayed in place while holding the leashes to walk two large dogs. She loves these and said they work perfectly! They are flexible and sturdy without slipping. She's able to grip the leashes and they hold up. I bought her a 2nd pair that's the thicker version for even colder weather. Great if you have arthritis too.

If you have normal palms and short fingers, then you’ll know what a nightmare it is to find gloves! 98% of the time, I could fit a marble at the end of each finger socket they’re so long for my phalanges.I even resorted to buying golf globes to ride with so I could try them on before buying (no good tack shops nearby). Eventually, I ruined those with sweat (isn’t it weird that hands sweat so much riding?!).Anyway I took a chance on these gloves, with very low expectations. Even when I received them, I thought the material was a bit thick, a bit tight where the fingers meet, and unresponsive/crude (not great if you want to have soft hands)…BOY WAS I WRONG!!! These gloves are amazeballs - okay they are a bit thick, but somehow I’m more aware of my hands and what they’re doing. They wash and dry well. I fell off and used my hands to avoid eating the dirt, and they are intact. They also somehow cushioned the blow noticeably.While I don’t really feel like the manufacturers know much about equestrian sports, I think they have somehow, weirdly created something that works for English riding. PLUS, I love the variety of colours, so you can mix and match with your saddle pad and accessories. OH AND, if you want your instructor to notice your hands more (say you worry about release over jumps), choose a bright colour and you’re pretty much guaranteed to get them noticed… You know, for all of my fellow masochists 😁

Had to return to big but gloves great my hands just didn’t cooperate too small and I order a small I will try x small

I ordered the XL since I usually wear a men's size 10, but the fingers were too long. Ordered the Large and they're very tight but it feels good cause they'll stretch and mold to my hand. At first they felt bulky and thick but by the time I was done riding I could feel them breaking in. I think I'll soften them with leather cleaner and then ride to mold them. The wrist velcro is too big and not tight enough on my hand, but whatever they're leather and schooling gloves.

All these gloves are shaped for people who probably do not exist. The fingers are horribly long for the hand/palm width of the glove, such that you cannot use the conductive pad at the end since your finger will never reach it. I am talking about an inch of material flapping around at the end of the glove, OK? Meanwhile, back in the palm, the glove is very very tight. Whatever. Your best best is to go into a equine store and try on gloves there. These were by no means cheap and the design was so careless and outrageous, I returned both pairs I bought.Fore a lot of personal apparel items, there is no substitute to trying them on in the store.