Comments on: what are the best brands for riding apparel and tack? http://www.slidem.com/equestrian-riding-apparel/what-are-the-best-brands-for-riding-apparel-and-tack A Website Designed For The Rider Sun, 18 Jul 2010 12:20:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Michaela http://www.slidem.com/equestrian-riding-apparel/what-are-the-best-brands-for-riding-apparel-and-tack/comment-page-1#comment-1819 Michaela Sun, 17 Jan 2010 11:04:59 +0000 http://www.slidem.com/equestrian-riding-apparel/what-are-the-best-brands-for-riding-apparel-and-tack#comment-1819 Anything they carry at a tack shop is usually good, and this way, you can see the product hands-on. Try browsing online, there are often user submitted reviews if you scroll down. For boots, I recommend Ariat. For a helmet, I suggest Troxels and IRHs. For tack, look up the product on horsetackreview.com. Some quality brands are: Ariat (boots, riding apparel) Troxel (helmets) IRH (helmets) Devon-Aire (boots, riding apparel) Dublin (boots, some riding apparel) Pessoa (tack, blankets) Bates, Collegiate, Crosby (tack) Passier, Barnsby, Antares, Beval (tack M.Toulouse, Henri de Rivel, Saint Lourdes (tack) Thinline, Mattes, Equine Comfort, Fleeceworks (sheepskin pads) Roma, Toklat, Lettie, Union Hill (saddle pads) Wintec, THorowgood (synthetic tack) Hamilton (halters, leads, and longe lines) *Note: I grouped together products of similar quality Go online on a reputable website like Doversaddlery.com, smartpakequine.com, or victorycanter.com- Almost everything they carry is quality. Keep in mind, if something looks WAY too good to be true, or if you are second guessing it, it is most likely something to be avoided. Don't hesitate to message me or post a question about something! Hope I helped!<br><b>References : </b><br> Anything they carry at a tack shop is usually good, and this way, you can see the product hands-on. Try browsing online, there are often user submitted reviews if you scroll down. For boots, I recommend Ariat. For a helmet, I suggest Troxels and IRHs. For tack, look up the product on horsetackreview.com. Some quality brands are:

Ariat (boots, riding apparel)
Troxel (helmets)
IRH (helmets)
Devon-Aire (boots, riding apparel)
Dublin (boots, some riding apparel)
Pessoa (tack, blankets)
Bates, Collegiate, Crosby (tack)
Passier, Barnsby, Antares, Beval (tack
M.Toulouse, Henri de Rivel, Saint Lourdes (tack)
Thinline, Mattes, Equine Comfort, Fleeceworks (sheepskin pads)
Roma, Toklat, Lettie, Union Hill (saddle pads)
Wintec, THorowgood (synthetic tack)
Hamilton (halters, leads, and longe lines)
*Note: I grouped together products of similar quality

Go online on a reputable website like Doversaddlery.com, smartpakequine.com, or victorycanter.com- Almost everything they carry is quality.

Keep in mind, if something looks WAY too good to be true, or if you are second guessing it, it is most likely something to be avoided. Don’t hesitate to message me or post a question about something!

Hope I helped!
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]]> By: Misty & Me<3 http://www.slidem.com/equestrian-riding-apparel/what-are-the-best-brands-for-riding-apparel-and-tack/comment-page-1#comment-1818 Misty & Me<3 Sun, 17 Jan 2010 10:49:59 +0000 http://www.slidem.com/equestrian-riding-apparel/what-are-the-best-brands-for-riding-apparel-and-tack#comment-1818 For a VERY good nice looking synthetic saddle get a thorowgood. And as for a bridle get a suffock dressage bridle.<br><b>References : </b><br> For a VERY good nice looking synthetic saddle get a thorowgood. And as for a bridle get a suffock dressage bridle.
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]]> By: shellebelle123 http://www.slidem.com/equestrian-riding-apparel/what-are-the-best-brands-for-riding-apparel-and-tack/comment-page-1#comment-1817 shellebelle123 Sun, 17 Jan 2010 09:59:59 +0000 http://www.slidem.com/equestrian-riding-apparel/what-are-the-best-brands-for-riding-apparel-and-tack#comment-1817 go for Ariat, they are by far the comfiest boots ever and they have a lot of different stuff and also Roeckl gloves, omg they're amazing, so comfy, fits your hand perfectly, not big and clumsy like other gloves, they dont have a website but go to your local Mary's Tack or somthing like it and they'll probly have it<br><b>References : </b><br>10 years riding experience go for Ariat, they are by far the comfiest boots ever and they have a lot of different stuff

and also Roeckl gloves, omg they’re amazing, so comfy, fits your hand perfectly, not big and clumsy like other gloves, they dont have a website but go to your local Mary’s Tack or somthing like it and they’ll probly have it
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10 years riding experience

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