7 May 2008 #1 P peanut Well-Known Member Joined 21 November 2007 Messages 4,465 Visit site I love them but they always look so wintery. Are hacking jackets still correct unaffiliated dressage/show-jumping attire in the summer?
I love them but they always look so wintery. Are hacking jackets still correct unaffiliated dressage/show-jumping attire in the summer?
7 May 2008 #2 R rss07 Well-Known Member Joined 27 April 2008 Messages 211 Visit site yeah! tend to warm up without mine though, and put it on at the last moment, to minimise risk of passing out!!
yeah! tend to warm up without mine though, and put it on at the last moment, to minimise risk of passing out!!
7 May 2008 #3 H HorseS0S Well-Known Member Joined 9 April 2008 Messages 253 www.horsesos.co.uk Yes completely correct for that! I agree, I love them but they are hot, no pain no gain. I have just always thought that if you compete in summer you're gonna be hot!!! Get a sleveless shirt-that might help a little bit x x x
Yes completely correct for that! I agree, I love them but they are hot, no pain no gain. I have just always thought that if you compete in summer you're gonna be hot!!! Get a sleveless shirt-that might help a little bit x x x
