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Ariat London Jodhpur boot and close quarter chap and jodhpurs or Tredstep da Vinci boot and breeches
Tall boot and breeches vs Jodhpur boot and chaps and jodhpurs
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hihosilver
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For me treadstep da vinci boots and breeches x
cobgoblin
Bugrit! Millennium hand and shrimp.
Try 'em on. See what looks best and feels comfy!
KEC
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Yep def try them on. Last time I bought jodphurs I tried on four pairs, fifth pair I knew they were the ones as I fastened them up. I didn't know I had em on! Hoping to do the same with hat and long boots soon....
rayening
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Jods have too much material at the bottom to wear with chaps, so you'll need breeches with both.
Personally, I prefer chaps and paddock boots. More movement and comfort.
Personally, I prefer chaps and paddock boots. More movement and comfort.
Vanha12
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Would have thought it depends on your preference really? tall boots and breeches all the way for me
AmieeT
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I had boots and chaps with jodhs for nearly a year, then accidentally bought some breeches and found them more comfy so had those with long socks lol.
Bought a pair of Bromonts last month, and haven't looked back!! They're SO comfy and look really smart too- plus they come up really far and are fla flattering fit (for my chunky thighs at least!)
Ax
Bought a pair of Bromonts last month, and haven't looked back!! They're SO comfy and look really smart too- plus they come up really far and are fla flattering fit (for my chunky thighs at least!)
Ax
Embo
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Break the mould - wear jods and long boots (shock horror!).
That's what I do
jods are cheaper so I have them for everyday. Don't have an issue with 'too much material' around the ankle.
I wear Mountain Horse High Rider II boots for everyday.
Horses for courses. Whatevers comfiest for YOU.
That's what I do
jods are cheaper so I have them for everyday. Don't have an issue with 'too much material' around the ankle. I wear Mountain Horse High Rider II boots for everyday.
Horses for courses. Whatevers comfiest for YOU.
Wishful
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Having chunky calves and wide feet but narrow ankles and heels I seem to end up wearing extra socks in my long boots to reduce volume. That said boots bought on line and are now a little big for me...