Children's Horse Riding Gloves

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Free UK delivery over £50 · Next-day on eligible items before 4pm · 90-day returns · Family-run UK retailer since 2010. Children's horse riding gloves give young riders a secure, non-slip hold on the reins while helping to protect growing hands from rubbing, cold and wet weather. Just Horse Riders stocks 36 kids' riding gloves — from magic (one-size) stretch grip gloves and breathable mesh styles to thermal winter gloves and smart leather pairs — from brands including Shires, Dublin, Hy Equestrian and our own JHR range, with prices from £0.61. In a hurry? Quick answers Everyday grip on a budget: JHR Magic Pimple Grip Gloves (one size) — from £0.61 A classic first pair: Shires Newbury Gloves — from £3.60 Warm-weather riding: Shires Aubrion Mesh Gloves — from £5.60 Cold winter rides: Shires Aubrion Patterson Thermo Gloves — from £10.38 Smart leather feel: Shires Aubrion Leather Gloves — from £11.20 How do I measure a child's hand for riding gloves? Measure around the widest part of your child's palm (just below the knuckles, excluding the thumb) in centimetres, and match that figure to the brand's size chart, as sizing varies between makers. For growing hands that fall between sizes, a snug pair usually gives better rein feel than a loose one. If you are unsure, your child's riding instructor can help confirm a safe, comfortable fit. What are magic (one-size) stretch gloves? Magic gloves are knitted stretch gloves that flex to fit a wide range of hand sizes, which makes them a popular first pair and a handy spare. Styles like the Dublin Magic Pimple Grip and our own JHR version add tiny grippy pimples across the palm to help small riders keep a steady hold on the reins. They are low-cost, easy to wash and quick to replace as hands grow. How much grip do small riders need? Enough to hold the reins securely without gripping too tightly. Pimple-grip palms, suede panels and reinforced rein fingers all help a child keep a consistent, relaxed contact, which supports better

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