Horseriding

In the saddle your hands stay in one position for the whole session, and the feel of the reins decides your contact with the horse. Numb fingers mean poorer communication and a slower reaction. Glovii heated gloves keep the grip and the feel, and base layers under your breeches warm the lower back and knees, the places that get cold first in the saddle.

In this category you will find light universal gloves with three heat levels and touchscreen support, leather gloves with a sure grip on the reins, windproof models and waterproof overmitts for rainy days, base layers with four heating zones, a hoodie and trousers that warm the knees and lower back, power bank vests to wear under a jacket, a neck warmer, scarf and beanie, and socks and insoles with a remote for riding boots.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will I keep the feel of the reins in heated gloves?
Yes, Glovii gloves have a cut that keeps the grip and the feel, so you ride in them with the same control of the reins as in ordinary riding gloves.
Which areas do heated base layers warm under breeches?
Glovii base layers warm the lower back and knees, the places that get cold fastest in the saddle because they stay still for the whole session.
What else besides gloves and base layers is worth heating when riding?
Heated socks or boot insoles and a vest or neck warmer also work well, especially on longer sessions outdoors.
Which gloves should I choose for riding: thin or leather?
For a session where precision on the reins matters, pick the light universal gloves weighing around 250 g with three heat levels. For longer hacks and cold days, leather gloves with a sure grip or the windproof model will serve you better.
Is heated gear useful in the stable before and after riding too?
Yes. Tacking up, grooming and chores in a cold stable often take longer than the ride itself. A power bank vest under your jacket and heated socks keep you warm the whole time, and you switch the gloves on just before mounting.