Cotton string gloves

[Larbear]

Calling all the savy online shoppers!

Anyone know where I can buy these online? I bought a couple of pairs several years ago from the Tack Room Online (https://www.tackroomonline.com/) but I don’t see them on the web site anymore. I’ve tried a bunch of different gloves but with my reins, the grippiest things so far seem to be the cotton gloves.

[Equibrit]

Home Depot. (all that seems to be readily available in the US)
Did find this;
https://www.carriagedrivingessentials.com/shop2/product.php?productid=875

from the UK;
https://cuyleranddavy.com/product-ca…s-and-mittens/
or
https://www.huntingstockmarket.com/s…string-gloves/
or
https://simplyhunting.co.uk/product/string-gloves/
or
http://thehuntingshop.co.uk/epages/3…egories/Gloves

[Highflyer]

Horse Country in VA: https://horsecountrycarrot.com/index.cfm?action=store&sub=category&cat=53

[Equibrit]

The trouble is that the crochet ones reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeally stretch.

[Larbear]

@Equibrit

Home Depot. (all that seems to be readily available in the US)
Did find this;
https://www.carriagedrivingessentials.com/shop2/product.php?productid=875

from the UK;
https://cuyleranddavy.com/product-ca…s-and-mittens/
or
https://www.huntingstockmarket.com/s…string-gloves/
or
https://simplyhunting.co.uk/product/string-gloves/
or
http://thehuntingshop.co.uk/epages/3…egories/Gloves

Thanks for the links! The first one looks like the ones I want. Never thought of wearing 'em over my thin leather gloves, what a great idea!

[Larbear]

@Highflyer

Horse Country in VA: https://horsecountrycarrot.com/index.cfm?action=store&sub=category&cat=53

I checked out the link but it just goes to leather gloves. I tried to search cotton gloves but nothing came up.

[Larbear]

@Equibrit

The trouble is that the crochet ones reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeally stretch.

Yeh, I’m ok with that though. I usually drop down a size to compensate.

[Highflyer]

@Larbear

I checked out the link but it just goes to leather gloves. I tried to search cotton gloves but nothing came up.

I can’t get the website to work at all now, but they definitely have them.

[gypsymare]

Tractor Supply

https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/west-chester-mens-string-knit-gloves-pack-of-12?cm_vc=-10005

I see a lot of ladies wear the cheap stretchy ones that are $1 at Wal-Mart or the dollar store.

[GreyDes]

Horse Country link - https://www.horsecountrycarrot.com/index.cfm?action=store&sub=category&cat=53

Scroll down past the leather and there’s a crochet section.

[Larbear]

Thanks, I’ll check out the TSC and Horse Country links

[BAC]

@GreyDes

Horse Country link - https://www.horsecountrycarrot.com/index.cfm?action=store&sub=category&cat=53

Scroll down past the leather and there’s a crochet section.

Yes the link takes you to leather gloves first, you can scroll down or just go across to the left of the page and click on “crochet” and it takes you to them even more quickly.

[Larbear]

@BAC

Yes the link takes you to leather gloves first, you can scroll down or just go across to the left of the page and click on “crochet” and it takes you to them even more quickly.

Thanks!

[Foxtrot_s]

We live in the Pacific Northwest where hunting means rain, and cold. My best gloves for my poor little hands were the deerskin ones for work - the yellow colour…seems they kept the warmth in better. String was just cotton and cold.

[Larbear]

@Foxtrot's

We live in the Pacific Northwest where hunting means rain, and cold. My best gloves for my poor little hands were the deerskin ones for work - the yellow colour…seems they kept the warmth in better. String was just cotton and cold.

Yeah those are my everyday riding gloves but my reins are synthetic. When they get wet they are slick and can’t hang on to them. So far the cotton ones seem to give me better grip.