Riding Breeches
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Original price was: $206.00.$67.00Current price is: $67.00.
Sale!
Original price was: $148.00.$67.00Current price is: $67.00.
Sale!
Original price was: $148.00.$67.00Current price is: $67.00.
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Riding Breeches have come a long way in recent years. Technical, science-backed fabrics make modern day riding breeches breathable, flexible, and far more comfortable than ever before. Knee patch breeches are the standard, but full seat breeches provide more grip for added security in the saddle.
Gone are the days where everyone rode in beige breeches! Today, a long list of colors allow riders to show off their individual style and taste in fashion. Plus, every brand adds a unique touch to their riding breeches.
FAQs
What features can I expect from a good pair of breeches?
When buying breeches online, be sure to check the sizing guide to ensure proper fit, as riding pants should fit snugly. They should also be stretchy, breathable, and have the right grip, either knee grip or full seat grip, for your riding style and preference.
Where do I find the size guide for riding breeches?
Equestrian brands typically display the size guide for riding breeches within the product description or images. If it isn't available, send the seller a quick message by clicking the Question about this product? button on the product page, located right below Add to Cart.
What should I look for when I buy breeches online?
Look for breeches with features that matter to you most, including size, grip, moisture wicking fabric for hotter climates or thicker fabric to keep you warm in cold climates, pockets, boot panels, belt loops, and more. They should also have a good amount of stretch, a seamless design to prevent chafing, and a snug fit.
Are there different types of riding breeches? Which do I need?
There are a few different riding breeches on the market. Riding tights, leggings or joggers offer maximum comfort and pull-on and go style. Classic cut breeches with zippers, pockets, and belt loops are usually worn at horse shows and are also referred to as competition breeches. But they can also be worn for everyday riding.
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