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Riding Gloves · Grip and Feel
Roeckl Riding Gloves
Roeckl gives your hands a close, second-skin fit and a palm that grips the rein, so you feel every signal your horse sends, in mesh for summer, fleece for winter and kids' sizes.
By the Tack of the Day Product Team · Updated November 2026
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Roeck-Grip is the textile Roeckl builds its best-known gloves from, and this shelf shows the original alongside the Lite, Pro and Winter versions.
Roeck-Grip gloves
Roeck-Grip gloves with the grippy synthetic palm riders rein with.
What riders say about Roeckl riding gloves
Riders tell us Roeckl gloves grip the rein from the first ride and stay comfortable, and they say it in their own words below.
I will never use a different brand. These actually grip the rein and don't have a "break in" period. Comfy from day one.
Warm gloves! I have wide hands and most large gloves have really long fingers that make you clumsy. These stretch to fit and fingers are just right length. I like them so much I bought a spare pair.
These are my favorite as far as not looking like a winter glove and being able to easy transition from stable to show. They are probably my top favorite as far as dexterity is concerned.
Once I switched to Roeckl, I knew I couldn't go back to any other glove. I have a pair for everyday, a pair for showing, a pair for driving, and a spare pair just in case!
The Roeckl Edit
Roeckl gloves for close rein contact in every season, plus sizing
The numbered sections cover the Roeck-Grip family, Lona and Lisboa for women, lightweight summer gloves, winter gloves and kids' gloves, then how to size Roeckl gloves by palm circumference.
The original
Roeckl Roeck-Grip gloves that feel like a second skin
Roeckl Roeck-Grip gloves feel like a second skin because Roeckl makes them from its own Roeck-Grip textile, a synthetic leather the vendor describes as supple, flexible and breathable, with touchscreen-compatible fingertips. The original Roeck-Grip Riding Gloves are the place to start, with a close contact feel, excellent grip on the reins and a machine wash at 86°F.
Pick the version by season and closure. The Roeck-Grip Lite Riding Gloves keep the Roeck-Grip palm and swap the back for Micro Mesh on hot days, the Roeck-Grip Pro Riding Gloves add a carefree wrist closure, and the Roeck-Grip Winter Riding Gloves laminate the material with Micro Bemberg fleece. Look elsewhere if you want genuine leather, because every Roeck-Grip glove is synthetic.
What Riders Say
These gloves are thin but durable, and are especially suitable for dressage riders who desire a sensitive feel. This is my second pair but I still haven't worn out my first pair!
I purchased these gloves as a Christmas gift for my daughter. She loves them! I almost kept them for myself!
For women
Roeckl Lona gloves that hold up to schooling and barn work
Roeckl Lona gloves hold up to schooling and barn work because both the backhand and the palm are Roeck-Grip, which gives superior grip, and the cuff has a touchtape closure. The Lona Gloves are a stylish, classy version of the bestselling Roeck-Grip, finished with contrasting piping on the cuff.
For the show ring, step up to the Lisboa Gloves, which use the same Roeck-Grip construction with a Swarovski crystal logo on the wrist closure, or the Laila Gloves in white, which pair a tan-through Suntan Mesh back with a Micro-Air palm for hot weather. Browse Roeckl women's gloves for the rest of the range. Look elsewhere if you want a plain glove with no embellishment, because the Lisboa carries crystals.
What Riders Say
I ride multiple horses many times a week, and will often accidentally leave these on while I do barn work. I have had a pair of these gloves in black for almost a year, and they have held up like no other gloves. Love these and will definitely be buying another pair soon!
I have worn Roeckl gloves since 2004. I love them. The fit is great, the inside texture feels good on my hands & the outside texture provides just the right amount of grip. I really like the new colors, too. Thank you for a really comfortable product with excellent performance.
Roeckl women's gloves
Roeckl women's gloves from Lona and Lisboa to Laila.
Warm-weather
Roeckl mesh riding gloves that keep hands cool in summer
Roeckl mesh riding gloves keep hands cool by putting mesh, knit or stretch spandex on the back of the hand and a thin grip palm underneath. The Mareno Riding Glove has an airy Micro Mesh Eco backhand over an Eco Sense palm of 92% polyester (60% of it recycled) and 8% spandex, and the Meura Summer Gloves use extremely stretchy two-way spandex with a synthetic suede palm that Roeckl says suits rubber reins.
Riders tell us the mesh versions breathe and keep their hands cool in hot weather. For the thinnest feel, the Mechelen Riding Gloves are a seamless knit pull-on, and the Mieke Riding Gloves add reinforcement between the pinky and ring finger where the reins sit. Look elsewhere if you want a wrist closure, because the Mechelen pulls on without one.
What Riders Say
I like to ride without gloves but living in Texas and humidity make that next to impossible in the summer. These gloves are like a second skin they breathe and keep my hands cool. Highly recommend.
I ride in 80+ degree weather on a regular basis and tried these gloves out for the first time today during an afternoon lesson. They were super comfortable, and true to size, and the mesh allowed some airflow. The palms and fingers were grippy without feeling too thick. I would say they are a definite step up from my previous heritage gloves.
Purchase that has most surprised me of late: the Roekel mesh gloves. I was a skeptic. I wore them all 2022 summer.
I second the Roeckl gloves, I got a pair for showing and ended up loving them so much that I bought a second pair for schooling in. I live in Canada so our summers are hot and our winters are…well, true Canadian winters, and I will wear mine year 'round without issues.
Roeckl men's and unisex gloves
Roeckl lightweight gloves in mesh, knit and stretch backs.
Cold-weather
Roeckl winter riding gloves that keep feel on the reins
Roeckl winter riding gloves keep feel on the reins by using thin, warm materials instead of bulky insulation. The Malta Winter Riding Gloves laminate Roeck-Grip with Micro Bemberg fleece and are listed as warm but thin, and the Weldon Winter Riding Gloves use Polartec Power Stretch Pro on the backhand and palm, with an extended cuff that tucks inside a jacket sleeve and a 3D-cut thumb and index finger for touchscreens.
Riders tell us these gloves are warm without the bulk that makes winter gloves clumsy on the reins. For wet days, the Winsford Winter Gloves add a waterproof VaporFlex backhand and a breathable Roeck-Tex membrane, while the Meura Winter Gloves and Wing Winter Gloves cover snug-fit and eco-fabric options. Look elsewhere if you want bulky, mitten-level warmth, because Roeckl builds its winter gloves thin.
What Riders Say
I also thought they were really easy to ride in, and the grip was perfect for when you couldn’t feel your hands.
I find them to be the most “almost waterproof” without being waterproof and they are my go to show glove outside in the cold/wet weather.
They are non bulky, warm, and provide great feel through the reins. i LOVE these.
Many winter gloves are too bulky for reins, but not these.
Roeckl winter gloves
Roeckl winter gloves in fleece, Polartec and waterproof builds.
Kids
Roeckl kids' riding gloves that grip like the adult pair
Roeckl kids' riding gloves grip like the adult pair, starting with the Roeck-Grip Jr Gloves, the children's version of the Roeck-Grip with a Roeck-Grip palm and backhand and touchscreen-compatible fingertips. Roeckl also makes a Roeck-Grip Winter Jr with a Micro fleece lining and touchtape closure for cold mornings.
For pattern and stretch, the Koppl Riding Gloves have a stretchy Duradero synthetic suede palm and a Roeckl hand logo on the thumb that shows a young rider whether her hand is in the correct position, the Kapriole Riding Gloves add a rainbow stripe and horse graphic, and the Tryon 2 Riding Gloves have a Durasense palm with extra padding between the pinky and ring finger. Look elsewhere if your child needs touchscreen fingertips, because the Tryon 2 is not touchscreen compatible.
Roeckl kids' gloves
Roeckl kids' gloves in Jr and teen riding styles.
Palm chart
How to size Roeckl gloves: palm circumference chart
Roeckl sizes its gloves by palm circumference, and Roeckl's chart in the table below runs from size 4 at 15 cm to size 11 at 29.7 cm. Measure around the widest part of your palm with a soft tape, leaving the thumb out, then match the number to the nearest size: 18.9 cm is a 7, 21.6 cm is an 8 and 24.3 cm is a 9.
Roeckl cuts its gloves for a close, second-skin fit, so choose the size that matches your measurement instead of the one that leaves room. If you land between sizes, one rider quoted below went down a half size, while another found the snug fit worked for long fingers. Once you have your number, open the Roeckl gloves filter and pick your size.
| Roeckl size | Palm circumference |
|---|---|
| 4 | 15 cm |
| 5 | 16 cm |
| 6 | 16.5 cm |
| 6.5 | 17.6 cm |
| 7 | 18.9 cm |
| 7.5 | 20.3 cm |
| 8 | 21.6 cm |
| 8.5 | 23 cm |
| 9 | 24.3 cm |
| 9.5 | 25.7 cm |
| 10 | 27 cm |
| 10.5 | 28.4 cm |
| 11 | 29.7 cm |
What Riders Say
Questions riders ask
Roeckl riding gloves questions riders ask
How do I choose a Roeckl glove size?
Roeckl sizes gloves by palm circumference, from size 4 at 15 cm up to size 11 at 29.7 cm. Measure around the widest part of your palm, leaving out the thumb, and match it to the chart: 18.9 cm is a 7 and 21.6 cm is an 8. Roeckl cuts a close fit, so choose the size that matches your measurement. Pick your size in the filter on this page.
What is the difference between Roeck-Grip, Roeck-Grip Lite and Roeck-Grip Pro?
Roeck-Grip is Roeckl's original synthetic-leather glove, with a grippy, touchscreen-compatible palm and backhand. The Roeck-Grip Lite keeps the Roeck-Grip palm and uses Micro Mesh on the back for hot weather. The Roeck-Grip Pro uses the same material and adds a carefree closure at the wrist. Compare the three on the Roeck-Grip shelf and choose by season and closure.
Can Roeckl gloves go in the washing machine?
Roeckl lists the Roeck-Grip, Roeck-Grip Lite, Lona, Lisboa and Winsford Winter gloves as machine washable at 86°F (30°C), and most other styles simply as machine washable. Check the care label on your pair before you wash it, then open the Roeck-Grip shelf and choose the pair you will wear to the barn.
Which Roeckl gloves are warm enough for winter riding?
The Weldon Winter Riding Gloves use Polartec Power Stretch Pro fabric with an extended cuff, and the Roeck-Grip Winter and Malta Winter gloves laminate Roeck-Grip with Micro Bemberg fleece for warmth that stays thin. For cold, wet days the Winsford Winter Gloves add a waterproof backhand. Open the winter shelf and match the glove to your coldest rides.
Does Roeckl make kids' riding gloves?
Yes. Roeckl makes the Roeck-Grip Jr Gloves with the same grip material as the adult glove, plus the Koppl, Kapriole and Tryon 2 styles with synthetic suede or Durasense palms and stretch backs. Roeck-Grip Winter Jr adds a fleece lining for cold mornings. Open the kids' shelf, then check the size chart on the product page.