Comments on: What to wear horseback riding? http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding To Learn to Ride Horses Fri, 03 Feb 2012 14:19:09 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: westerngamergirl http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding/comment-page-1#comment-1844 westerngamergirl Tue, 15 Dec 2009 08:06:59 +0000 http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding#comment-1844 wear jeans, any shirt you want, and shoes that have a strong, sturdy heel that cover your whole foot. if you don't have shoes like that, wear tennis shoes<br><b>References : </b><br> wear jeans, any shirt you want, and shoes that have a strong, sturdy heel that cover your whole foot. if you don’t have shoes like that, wear tennis shoes
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]]> By: kaylie s http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding/comment-page-1#comment-1843 kaylie s Tue, 15 Dec 2009 07:20:59 +0000 http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding#comment-1843 wear a comfy shirt and maybe bring a sweater and jeans or pants (not low rise) and closed shoes. try to wear thin shoes(running shoes) and not skate shoes becuz they might not fit in the sturrips<br><b>References : </b><br>trail riding in wrong apparel lol wear a comfy shirt and maybe bring a sweater and jeans or pants (not low rise) and closed shoes. try to wear thin shoes(running shoes) and not skate shoes becuz they might not fit in the sturrips
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trail riding in wrong apparel lol

]]> By: CowgirlUp http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding/comment-page-1#comment-1842 CowgirlUp Tue, 15 Dec 2009 07:11:59 +0000 http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding#comment-1842 You will want to wear jeans, or you'll end up with a bad case of saddle burn. (Worse than any carpet or mat burn you've ever had I promise) I understand that you don't want to go out and buy anything just for a one time deal, but if you can borrow boots from someone then that would be great! I would strongly suggest not wearing tennisshoes or flip-flops because they can get hung up in the sturrups easily. As for shirts, any t-shirt or shirt that covers you well will work just fine. Hope you enjoy your time riding. Good luck.<br><b>References : </b><br> You will want to wear jeans, or you’ll end up with a bad case of saddle burn. (Worse than any carpet or mat burn you’ve ever had I promise) I understand that you don’t want to go out and buy anything just for a one time deal, but if you can borrow boots from someone then that would be great! I would strongly suggest not wearing tennisshoes or flip-flops because they can get hung up in the sturrups easily. As for shirts, any t-shirt or shirt that covers you well will work just fine. Hope you enjoy your time riding. Good luck.
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]]> By: preppy horse lover http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding/comment-page-1#comment-1841 preppy horse lover Tue, 15 Dec 2009 06:59:59 +0000 http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding#comment-1841 have a nice time, but WHATEVER YOU DO DONT WEAR JEANS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! have you ever heard of a crotch seam??? its where both sides and the 2 legs meet in one little point and make a little ball right where you crotch is, there ya go... pain!!!!! especially if you trot!!!!!!! wear comfy sweats and a loose shirt!!!!!!! and some boots or shoes with a heel!!!! happy trails!!!!!<br><b>References : </b><br> have a nice time, but WHATEVER YOU DO DONT WEAR JEANS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! have you ever heard of a crotch seam??? its where both sides and the 2 legs meet in one little point and make a little ball right where you crotch is, there ya go… pain!!!!! especially if you trot!!!!!!! wear comfy sweats and a loose shirt!!!!!!! and some boots or shoes with a heel!!!!

happy trails!!!!!
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]]> By: quarter-horseXappaloosarider http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding/comment-page-1#comment-1840 quarter-horseXappaloosarider Tue, 15 Dec 2009 06:11:59 +0000 http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding#comment-1840 Wear a pair of boots that have a heal, wear jeans(ones that you don't care about getting dirty), and if it's a cool day bring a sweater. have fun!<br><b>References : </b><br> Wear a pair of boots that have a heal, wear jeans(ones that you don’t care about getting dirty), and if it’s a cool day bring a sweater.

have fun!
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]]> By: CedarledgeWIT07 http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding/comment-page-1#comment-1839 CedarledgeWIT07 Tue, 15 Dec 2009 05:33:59 +0000 http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding#comment-1839 I would wear jeans, a comfortable t-shirt, and some heeled shoes (not high heels). They can be something like penny loafers or cowboy boots or anything with closed toes and a heel larger than 1 inch.<br><b>References : </b><br> I would wear jeans, a comfortable t-shirt, and some heeled shoes (not high heels). They can be something like penny loafers or cowboy boots or anything with closed toes and a heel larger than 1 inch.
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]]> By: Foxy's cow girl http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding/comment-page-1#comment-1838 Foxy's cow girl Tue, 15 Dec 2009 05:26:59 +0000 http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding#comment-1838 Wear jeans, if you dont have any, long pants, shirt probablly doesnt really matter because you are probablly not going really deep into a forest or anything. Shoes, if you have any kind of boots, that would be great, but if not, sneakers works just fine! Have fun!!<br><b>References : </b><br> Wear jeans, if you dont have any, long pants, shirt probablly doesnt really matter because you are probablly not going really deep into a forest or anything. Shoes, if you have any kind of boots, that would be great, but if not, sneakers works just fine!
Have fun!!
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]]> By: can76chaser http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding/comment-page-1#comment-1837 can76chaser Tue, 15 Dec 2009 05:17:59 +0000 http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding#comment-1837 I like my stretchy jeans!!!!! Levi's suck because they stitch their pants on the inside seems ( how ever you spell it), which can rub the inside of your legs. Sneakers will be fine. If it is going to be warm you can wear a tank top. If you are going through bushes maybe you'll want a T-shirt. Have fun!!!!<br><b>References : </b><br> I like my stretchy jeans!!!!! Levi’s suck because they stitch their pants on the inside seems ( how ever you spell it), which can rub the inside of your legs. Sneakers will be fine. If it is going to be warm you can wear a tank top. If you are going through bushes maybe you’ll want a T-shirt. Have fun!!!!
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]]> By: equinerider26 http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding/comment-page-1#comment-1836 equinerider26 Tue, 15 Dec 2009 04:56:59 +0000 http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding#comment-1836 Jeans are your best bet for pants. And if you have them, wear straight leg jeans- that way the extra fabric won't rub on your calves as you move (It KILLS). Wear a comfy teeshirt that you won't mind getting dirty. If you have an old pair of shoes with a bit of a heel, that's perfect (but a solid heel, not anything like a stiletto xD). That way you won't have to worry about your foot getting stuck in the stirrup. If you don't, sneakers will work, but you want to be careful about pushing your foot too far into the stirrup- sneakers are harder to get out of a stuck stirrup. Other than that- you'll want a bike helmet and lots of bug spray. Sunglasses are also a good idea. Have fun!<br><b>References : </b><br>Been riding for 6 years. Jeans are your best bet for pants. And if you have them, wear straight leg jeans- that way the extra fabric won’t rub on your calves as you move (It KILLS). Wear a comfy teeshirt that you won’t mind getting dirty. If you have an old pair of shoes with a bit of a heel, that’s perfect (but a solid heel, not anything like a stiletto xD). That way you won’t have to worry about your foot getting stuck in the stirrup. If you don’t, sneakers will work, but you want to be careful about pushing your foot too far into the stirrup- sneakers are harder to get out of a stuck stirrup.

Other than that- you’ll want a bike helmet and lots of bug spray. Sunglasses are also a good idea. Have fun!
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Been riding for 6 years.

]]> By: equestrian http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding/comment-page-1#comment-1835 equestrian Tue, 15 Dec 2009 04:11:59 +0000 http://www.wemakeiteasy.us/horseback-trail-riding/what-to-wear-horseback-riding#comment-1835 A five mile trail ride can build up a lot of blisters! If you wear jeans, make sure they don't have an inside seam down the leg, that can rub your leg raw. That's why Wrangler jeans don't have one, only outside seam. Make sure the fit is only slightly loose, too loose will bunch up, too tight and you won't be able to get on/off or breathe. Most important is a shoe with a heel and closed toe. You want enough heel to keep your foot from going through the stirrup. Tennis shoes are not a good idea.<br><b>References : </b><br> A five mile trail ride can build up a lot of blisters! If you wear jeans, make sure they don’t have an inside seam down the leg, that can rub your leg raw. That’s why Wrangler jeans don’t have one, only outside seam. Make sure the fit is only slightly loose, too loose will bunch up, too tight and you won’t be able to get on/off or breathe.

Most important is a shoe with a heel and closed toe. You want enough heel to keep your foot from going through the stirrup. Tennis shoes are not a good idea.
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