How They Work
Junior SteadyHands gloves apply the same scientific principles as our best-selling SteadyHands gloves, including proprioception (body awareness), resistance training and biomechanics.
The unique positioning of the SteadyHands band across the gloves is the key that allows riders to feel how to correctly engage the upper and lower arm muscles, as well as wrists and fingers.
The feedback and reviews of hundreds of riders and coaches all over the world is definitive - SteadyHands riding gloves really make a difference to hand position and contact.
With regular use, riders' improved hand position and contact feel becomes the "new normal", and sets them up with good habits for life.
Safety is assured through the quick-release clip, so riders' hands are always free to move apart if needed or with a loss of balance.
You can find out more about exactly how SteadyHands riding gloves work HERE.
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12-Month Warrantee
All our products, including gloves, are warranted for 12 months. Contact us if they fail at any point during that time, and we will replace them free of charge.
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Buy-Back Guarantee
We stand behind our products because we know they really do help riders. That's why we're happy to buy them back from you at full price if after contacting us for guidance, you still don't feel that they are helping you to progress as a rider.
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Worldwide Shipping
We ship worldwide! We don't believe riders should miss out based on where they live.
Contact problems?
SteadyHands Gloves help with the following issues:
Fiddling with the reins
- Provides increased awareness of hand movements
- The resistance bands limits the range of hand movement
"Pram"/"piano"/downwards facing hands
- Engages arm, shoulder and back muscles to correct this common fault
- Use regularly to overcome the habit
Hands too wide
- The band limits how wide apart the hands can be held
- Builds new muscle memory of correct distance
Hands too low
- Encourages bent elbows which leads to better hand carriage
- Usually goes hand in hand with hands too wide
Overreliance on reins
- Limits/brings awareness to use of the reins
- Invites rider to use legs and/or seat instead
Hands moving around too much
- Gives significantly greater awareness of hand movements
- Engages the correct muscles to keep hands more steady
Hands not working as a pair
- The band linking the hands together acts as a "bridge"
- Develops mind-body connection of the feeling of each hand individually and as a pair