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Rhinegold Riding Gloves
Which Rhinegold riding glove should you buy?
For most riders the answer is simple: pick by season and by how much rein feel you want. Warm, dry days suit the lightweight Rhinegold Cotton Pimple Horse Riding Gloves (from £5.21) or the breathable Rhinegold Super Stretch Mesh Back Horse Riding Gloves (from £13.31). Cold mornings call for the Rhinegold Fleece Lined Horse Riding Gloves (from £10.06) or the Rhinegold Thinsulate Knit Cuff Winter Horse Riding Gloves (from £12.58). For maximum rein grip, go for the Rhinegold Silicone Grip Horse Riding Gloves (from £11.69). This collection holds 12 Rhinegold glove styles in total.
In a hurry?
- Cheapest everyday pair: Rhinegold Cotton Pimple Horse Riding Gloves, from £5.21 (X-Small to X-Large in stock).
- Best for grip: Rhinegold Silicone Grip Horse Riding Gloves, from £11.69 (Small to Large).
- Best for deep winter: Rhinegold Thinsulate Knit Cuff Winter Horse Riding Gloves, from £12.58 (Small to Large).
- Best for competition days: Rhinegold Elite Stretch Competition Horse Riding Gloves, from £14.93 (Small to X-Large).
- Best for dark winter hacks: Rhinegold Reflective Winter Horse Riding Gloves, from £15.82 (Large, black).
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Rhinegold glove comparison: what fits your riding?
| Glove | Best for | Sizes in stock | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rhinegold Cotton Pimple Horse Riding Gloves | Light everyday schooling and yard jobs; cotton with pimple palm | X-Small to X-Large | £5.21 |
| Rhinegold Fleece Lined Horse Riding Gloves | Cold mornings and winter yard work; fleece lining | Small to X-Large | £10.06 |
| Rhinegold Silicone Grip Horse Riding Gloves | Extra rein grip in wet weather | Small to Large | £11.69 |
| Rhinegold Sport Horse Riding Gloves | Everyday schooling in black/silver | Small to Large | £11.69 |
| Rhinegold Thinsulate Knit Cuff Winter Horse Riding Gloves | Deep winter riding; Thinsulate lining and knit cuff | Small to Large | £12.58 |
| Rhinegold Super Stretch Mesh Back Horse Riding Gloves | Warm weather; mesh back in black, white or brown | Small to X-Large | £13.31 |
| Rhinegold Elite Spandex Horse Riding Gloves Silicone Palm | Close feel with a silicone palm | Small to X-Large | £13.31 |
| Rhinegold Elite Stretch Competition Horse Riding Gloves | Competition days and lessons | Small to X-Large | £14.93 |
| Rhinegold Elite Nubuck Suede Stretch Horse Riding Gloves | A softer, premium nubuck suede feel | Small to X-Large | £15.82 |
| Rhinegold Pro Riding Gloves | Black/red and black/white styling | Small, X-Large | £15.82 |
| Rhinegold Reflective Winter Horse Riding Gloves | Being seen on winter road hacks | Large (black) | £15.82 |
| Rhinegold Winter Cotton Pimple Horse Riding Gloves | The pimple-palm glove in a warmer winter build | Small, Medium, X-Large | £15.82 |
How much grip do you actually need?
Do you ride mostly in the wet?
Wet reins get slippery, and that is where the silicone styles earn their keep. The Rhinegold Silicone Grip Horse Riding Gloves (from £11.69) and the Rhinegold Elite Spandex Horse Riding Gloves Silicone Palm (from £13.31) both put a silicone palm between you and the rein, so you can hold a lighter, steadier contact instead of gripping harder.
Do you prefer a softer, more natural feel?
If you like feeling every movement through the rein, the Rhinegold Elite Nubuck Suede Stretch Horse Riding Gloves (from £15.82) give a softer surface with a stretch back, and the Rhinegold Cotton Pimple Horse Riding Gloves (from £5.21) keep things simple and light with a pimple-textured palm.
What changes when the weather turns?
Which glove keeps hands warmest?
The Rhinegold Thinsulate Knit Cuff Winter Horse Riding Gloves (from £12.58) pair Thinsulate lining with a knit cuff that stops draughts running up your sleeve. The Rhinegold Fleece Lined Horse Riding Gloves (from £10.06) are the budget-friendly warm option at Small to X-Large, and the Rhinegold Winter Cotton Pimple Horse Riding Gloves (from £15.82) give you the familiar pimple palm in a winter-weight build.
What about riding in the dark?
Short winter days mean more hacking in poor light. The Rhinegold Reflective Winter Horse Riding Gloves (from £15.82) add reflective detail on your most visible signalling point, your hands, which is exactly where drivers need to see movement. Currently in stock in Large, black.
Sizing: how should riding gloves fit?
A riding glove should feel snug like a second skin with no loose fingertip material, because spare fabric bunches under the rein and dulls your feel. If you are between sizes and want to wear a liner in winter, size up; if you want maximum feel for competition, stay true to size. Across this collection sizes run from X-Small to X-Large depending on the style, so check the size list in the table above before you order. Not sure? Get in touch and our team will help you pick.
Frequently asked questions
Which Rhinegold gloves are best for winter riding?
For the coldest days, the Rhinegold Thinsulate Knit Cuff Winter Horse Riding Gloves (from £12.58) combine Thinsulate lining with a knit cuff. The Rhinegold Fleece Lined Horse Riding Gloves (from £10.06) are a cheaper warm option in Small to X-Large, and the Rhinegold Winter Cotton Pimple Horse Riding Gloves (from £15.82) give you a winter version of the classic pimple palm. If you hack on roads in the dark, add the Rhinegold Reflective Winter Horse Riding Gloves (from £15.82).
What size Rhinegold riding gloves should I order?
Aim for a snug fit with no spare material at the fingertips, since loose fabric bunches under the rein and reduces feel. Sizes here run X-Small to X-Large depending on the style. Size up if you plan to wear a thin liner underneath in winter, and stay true to size if you want the closest possible contact. If you are unsure, get in touch and our team will help.
What is the difference between cotton pimple and silicone grip gloves?
Pimple gloves such as the Rhinegold Cotton Pimple Horse Riding Gloves (from £5.21) use a textured cotton palm: light, breathable and easy on the hands for everyday schooling and yard jobs. Silicone styles such as the Rhinegold Silicone Grip Horse Riding Gloves (from £11.69) and the Rhinegold Elite Spandex Horse Riding Gloves Silicone Palm (from £13.31) use a silicone palm that holds a wet rein far better, so they suit British weather and stronger horses.
Which Rhinegold gloves suit competition days?
The Rhinegold Elite Stretch Competition Horse Riding Gloves (from £14.93, Small to X-Large) are the obvious pick for a smart, close-fitting look. If you want a softer surface, the Rhinegold Elite Nubuck Suede Stretch Horse Riding Gloves (from £15.82) are the alternative. Always check your discipline's own dress rules before the day, as glove colour requirements vary by association.
How much do Rhinegold riding gloves cost?
In this collection of 12 Rhinegold glove styles, prices start at £5.21 for the Rhinegold Cotton Pimple Horse Riding Gloves and run up to £15.82 for styles such as the Rhinegold Elite Nubuck Suede Stretch Horse Riding Gloves, the Rhinegold Pro Riding Gloves and the Rhinegold Reflective Winter Horse Riding Gloves. Prices shown are the lowest in-stock price for each style and can change.
What if the gloves do not fit when they arrive?
Gloves are the easiest item to get wrong by one size, so try them on indoors with clean, dry hands and keep the packaging. Unused items can go back within our 90-day returns window, and UK delivery is free on orders over £50. If you would like a size recommendation before ordering, get in touch and our team will help.
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Last reviewed 2026-07-24 by the Just Horse Riders team.