Makemineacob
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Sorry but be cruel of me not to share as they are just so comfy, different and lovely to ride in! x
Your favourite brand for jodhpurs
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Sorry but be cruel of me not to share as they are just so comfy, different and lovely to ride in! x
Abacus
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Jeffries competition breeches - I love the stretchy cuff rather than uncomfortable velcro.
HashRouge
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I really like them too! Plus your emphasis on how comfy they are is really tempting me!
shadeofshyness
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I have two Harry Hall pairs and the rest are all Aldi. I can't tell the difference between expensive and cheap ones!
Chloeap
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I also have a pair of the noble outfitter ones, they are brilliant! nice and lightweight - thinner than my others so hoping they'll be cooler in summer. And so comfy. Love them!
m1stify
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Equetech are lovely also like my townend ones
PollyP99
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I went four a few pairs of Anky breeches at badminton, all full seat and they feel wonderful. Such a difference from my cheaper ones, second skin.
I*HM
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Aldi jods are great for wear considering they cost next to nothing. I have always worn tallyho jods and breaches, hard wearing, comfy and quite traditional (I am a fuddy duddy like that!). Though I have loveson jods that only just gave up after several years of hard wear and my aunt gave me some old harry halls (chord) that must be near 15 years old and the only thing that is showing any aging is the elastic in the waste (nothing natural about the materials they were made with)
Makemineacob
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I like the fact that they stretch all the way down the thigh and knee so they kind of give and take as you ride, rode for two hours yesterday and I didn't have to re-adjust them at any point which is unusual for me!!
rachk89
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I like the Sheldon ones I found on amazon. Fit well and make my fat legs look thinner. Nice colours too.
patchapony
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Shires Cambridge breeches are bay have had them for years and are still going strong
merlin100
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Decades ago...
I had a pair of Caldenes and Saddlemaster, the Caldenes were twice the price. I must admit I did feel a prat wearing a pair of jods.:redface3:
I had a pair of Caldenes and Saddlemaster, the Caldenes were twice the price. I must admit I did feel a prat wearing a pair of jods.:redface3:xgemmax
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My favourite breeches are premier equine, fit so nicely!
Queenbee
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I was just about to vote for MT Jods they are lovely
ponios
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Mark Todd Gisbournes for me too. They are quite thin so good for summer riding
Abi90
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I like the Dublin pull on ones. Really comfy and feel soft and last for ages
Dave's Mam
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Aldi Horsey day next Thursday 30/06/2016.
indie1282
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Hurrah that's payday :-D
Mix26
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I LOVE LOVE LOVE Horze (careful how you say it ;-)!!) their breeches are usually around £60.00 ish but are often on sale online. They are comfy, very flattering and funky without being OTT......
I have about 4 pairs now and just love them!
I have about 4 pairs now and just love them!
Pocketr@cket
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Noble outfitters tights are like a second skin. They are slightly cheaper in go outdoors and they hinted on their Fb page they might be doing a winter version.
View
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And you can now order online in advance, with items being despatched next Thursday.
Crackerz
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Reading this has just made me realise.... i only wear jods (well, actually breeches) for competing! At home i just wear jeggings.... I'm a cheapo
MagicMelon
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Used to like Eurostars for competing, very smart. For home though I like stretchy tight type ones, Kerrits are the comfiest by far IMO - I've lived in mine for about 5 years now even though they now have holes in!
Paint Me Proud
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I have the same thing with one of my pairs, I always laugh that they are my 'fat pair' because at first when the popper kept popping I thought I had put on some weight and was exploding them with my cake baby! That was until I realised it was only in that one particular pair and I discovered the popper didnt actually reach properly, I then felt justified to eat more chocolate.
I do however live in my Aldi jods (plain black and navy) and love them, will be buying more next week. For the price you cant go wrong.
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AmieeT
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This has made me so happy- I was confused about why mine never stayed fastened!
Banjo
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I love my fougzana ones from decathlon. They come in several colour combinations. They are really comfy and wash very well . Think they were about £39.99
Bradsmum
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Fouganza mesh training jods, excellent for the summer as the mesh allows u to cool down and u can feel it. I bought mine from Decathlon last year (recommended by another forum user) and I'm so glad I did. Much more comfortable for the summer.
https://www.decathlon.co.uk/training-mesh-jodhpurs-navy-id_8326155.html
https://www.decathlon.co.uk/training-mesh-jodhpurs-navy-id_8326155.html
ycbm
Einstein would be proud of my Insanity...
Me too for Decathlon. £11 a pair, super stretchy and lovely and thin and cool for summer.
In winter at the other end of the price band, because you just can't beat Musto Snugs Ultimate, imo.