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Riding Boots and Riding Gloves

Thu, 27 May 2010 15:04:44 +0000

Each rider has their own personal taste in riding boots and riding gloves. Often, it depends on where and when they will be used. Dressage boots provide the lean tall in the saddle look for the shows. Field boots are taller and are designed for trail riding and training. Equally personal, horse riding gloves should be made of good quality fabric and provide a rider with an excellent grip on the reins. Purchase superior quality men’s, women’s, and children’s riding gloves and boots at TheEquestrianCorner.com.

TuffRider Ladies Paddock and Jodhpur Boots

Mon, 17 May 2010 20:37:11 +0000

Whether you are working, training, or grooming your horses, you are going to spend a long time on your feet. You have so many choices of boots in all price ranges, but do you really want to keep buying those boots over and over. Why not invest in quality well made TuffRider Belojod ladies pull on elastic side jodphur boots. The easy on, easy off design will provide versatility, whether you are working around the barn, or shopping for feed and supplies. If your style is a traditional lace up paddock boot, there are several TuffRider styles of those at The Equestrian Corner website, many offered with additional savings.

TuffRider Winter Paddock Boot

Wed, 21 Oct 2009 20:34:45 +0000

Have you ever been out riding on a cold winter day and go to jump off your horse and your feet feel like they just shattered. I know been there done that and bought the tall horse. Warm paddock boots are the key to keeping your feet toasty warm on those cold wintery days. It is important to stay warm and comfortable to be an effective rider and enjoy your riding time. The proper riding breeches are also important. Choose a pair that are insulated but are not big and bulky and will not interfere in your riding. Of course, don’t forget the gloves and jackets. You can find a pair of riding breeches that will fit your needs along with all your other winter riding needs at TheEquestrianCorner.com.

Thinking About Riding Boots Think TuffRider Boots

Equestrian Pro — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 20:25:23 +0000

Horse riding is a fun activity that can enjoyed with friends, family, colleagues and individually. Riding can also be dangerous as it can cause serious and not so serious injuries. New riders often take protective measures to safeguard themselves from major injuries but ignore the minor injuries. This is a big mistake as even small bruises can affect your riding experience. Choosing the right riding apparel can take care of this problem. For example, riding boots are a very important piece of apparel that can protect the rider from many minor bruises. TuffRider boots are designed to prevent rider’s foot from getting stuck in the stirrup should s/he get thrown from the horse. These boots not only keep you from getting smaller injuries but also increase your riding comfort.

Saddles And Paddock Boots For 09

Equestrian Pro — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 19:40:46 +0000

Now is a good time to visit The Equestrian Corner if you think you will ever need to purchase saddles again. Why? Because if you don’t actually need one yet, you won’t feel a lot of pressure while you’re looking and you will make a better decision. The same goes for paddock boots or any other equestrian item you may need. Relax into your research so you don’t make purchases in a state of panic.

Winter Paddock Boots Help Make Hard Work Better

Equestrian Pro — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 15:06:02 +0000

Paddock work is one of those things we have to do whether we like it or not. On the upside, the results are good and the horses are happy and healthy. On the downside, it’s really full of yuck and hard work. One way we found to make it better is to have a great pair of paddock boots, and especially now for winter conditions that are wet and cold. Tuffrider has a great pair of winter paddock boots made for just that, paddocks. They’re super strong, insulated, waterproof, fleece lined, and have a molded footbed with a special outer sole for extra grip. Riding or working, they win our choice. Add some winter fleece socks for extra warmth.