Comfy (seamless?) jods

[norolim]

Hi all,

Was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for a pair of comfy, possibly seamless, jods/riding tights that won't break the bank. The ones I currently own have a really uncomfortable seam right down the middle (if you know what I mean) which depending on how long I'm riding for or what I'm doing, is not a pleasant experience!

Do seamless jods/tights exist? I've found some Le Mieux ones online but they're fairly pricey - unless I'm being stingy...

Any recommendations would be much appreciated.

 

[MuddyMonster]

GS Equestrian.

Under £25 and my oldest pair is almost 3 years old and had a fair few miles of use!

 

[norolim]

GS Equestrian.

Under £25 and my oldest pair is almost 3 years old and had a fair few miles of use!

Great thank you, I'll take a look!

 

[Carrottom]

I've just ordered some cheap ones from Decathlon, they haven't arrived yet so I can't comment on comfort.

 

[Lois Lame]

I wonder why the seam is not shown in jodhpurs. It's the most important part for me.

 

[criso]

I have a few pairs of these and instead of a seam down the middle they have an oval so that part is smooth. On special offer too.

https://www.horseriderclearance.com/horse-rider-modern-riding-tights-riding-breeches

 

[YorkshireLady]

the fleece lines ones from Kramer are v comfy and are a autumn/spring weight I would say.

i also love the eqcouture

 

[Petmurf]

Flexars are very comfy and no seams

 

[Littlebear]

Toggi are the most comfy ones I have found, about £40 ish. I find the GS equestrian material a bit annoying, not itchy but not soft and comfy like some of the others.

 

[Dave's Mam]

Another Flexars fan. They do have seams, but they are flat stitched.

 

[norolim]

Thank you all, I'll take a look at all of your suggestions ?

The flexars look great

 

[Squeak]

The flexars are brilliant. I have a biscuit pair for competing and love them.