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Toklat Mareno Unisex Riding Gloves - Premium Leather Equestrian Gear - Multiple Sizes Toklat Mareno Unisex Riding Gloves - Premium Leather Equestrian Gear - Multiple Sizes

Riding and roping gloves for every season, from Roeckl, Shires and Classic Equine: thin, grippy gloves for rein feel, tougher leather for roping and barn work, and insulated styles for winter.

Frequently Asked Questions

How should riding gloves fit?

Snug like a second skin, with no loose fabric at the fingertips and no pull across the knuckles when you close your hand. Sizes vary by brand, so use the size chart on each product. Exchanges ship free.

Leather or synthetic riding gloves?

Leather is durable and molds to your hand over time. Synthetic gloves are thinner, washable and give more rein feel from the first ride.

Are roping gloves different from riding gloves?

Yes. Roping gloves have a reinforced palm and thumb to stand up to rope friction, and a looser fit through the hand.

What gloves work in winter?

An insulated glove with a thinner, grippy palm keeps your hands warm without losing feel on the reins. Pair them with the right riding boots for cold-weather rides.

The right gloves let you feel your reins, protect your hands, and ride longer without fatigue or blisters. The wrong ones bunch, slip, or turn your hands into wooden blocks. Whether you are schooling in the summer heat, roping in the arena, or doing winter barn chores, there is a glove built for exactly what you are doing.

How to Choose the Right Gloves

  • Fit over fashion: A glove that is too large bunches and reduces feel; too small restricts circulation. Measure your hand circumference and length against the brand size chart.
  • Match to discipline: Thin, grippy, breathable for English and dressage. Insulated or roping-specific for Western performance. General-purpose for everyday barn work.
  • Check washability: Riding gloves get sweaty and dirty. Machine-washable synthetic gloves are easier to maintain than leather, which requires hand washing and conditioning.
  • Replace when grip goes: Worn palm material that no longer grips reliably is a safety issue, especially for roping. Replace before they fail, not after.

Brands Riders Trust

Roeckl is the gold standard for English and dressage riding gloves — their fit, feel, and durability have made them the choice of competitive riders across disciplines. Classic Equine dominates the Western performance and roping glove category with designs tested at the highest levels of competition. Shires offers a wide range of all-around riding gloves at accessible prices for everyday schooling and trail riding.

At Hooves and Paws, we carry riding gloves for every season, discipline, and hand size. Fast shipping on the full glove lineup from schooling to show.