Inexpensive Jodhpurs?

Arleamaris

I have only recently started horse riding, and I was wondering if anyone could suggest places where I could buy inexpensive jodhpurs? The City Centre and North Dublin areas would be ideal. Thanks in advance!

ailbheg

Keep and eye out in Lidl and Aldi, they sell them from time to time and are good value.

Ah_Yeah

You're more likely to get them cheaper online. The cotton jodphurs are fairly cheap I think they are Shires but you'll find that they wear fairly quickly. I wouldn't be without my Rugged Horse jods but they come in about €80 for the pair. Alternatively you can ride in jeggings

Kamili

I get mine online on http://www.equestrian.com

there is also a Preloved tack for sale/wanted- Ireland facebook page that has a lot of second hand items and most sellers are based in Ireland so I suspect you will pick up a bargain there.

granturismo

If you know anyone heading up to Belfast;

http://www.decathlon.co.uk/C-870384-breeches-and-jodhpurs

ailbheg

granturismo wrote: »

If you know anyone heading up to Belfast;

http://www.decathlon.co.uk/C-870384-breeches-and-jodhpurs

There's a decathlon in Dublin, in the Jervis centre.

Kamili

ailbheg wrote: »

There's a decathlon in Dublin, in the Jervis centre.

Is there?? Epic I must check that out!!! Is it big?


(sorry mr. credit card)

ailbheg

Kamili wrote: »

Is there?? Epic I must check that out!!! Is it big?


(sorry mr. credit card)

I haven't been yet (mr. credit card would probably go on strike!). They haven't a massive range on the Irish version of the site, but they have some nice looking stuff.

Kamili

ailbheg wrote: »

I haven't been yet (mr. credit card would probably go on strike!). They haven't a massive range on the Irish version of the site, but they have some nice looking stuff.

I used to order online through their uk site and use parcel motel. Their numnahs and half pads are excellent value and really really good.

seems you can order online in Ireland now too on http://www.decathlon.ie and they will deliver

granturismo

ailbheg wrote: »

There's a decathlon in Dublin, in the Jervis centre.

Is there? Decathlon is not listed on the store list for jervis.ie

This message is on the Decathlon website re stores in Ireland:

We do not have a store in Dublin (yet).
http://customer.experience.decathlon.com/hc/en-gb/articles/203556851-Dublin
http://customer.experience.decathlon.com/hc/en-gb/articles/203492172-Physical-Stores


I found a decathlon.ie website after seeing your post but their range is not as extensive as decathlon.co.uk which seems to be on a par with their continental stores and websites.

Kamili wrote: »

.. Their numnahs and half pads are excellent value and really really good.
..

We went to a Decathlon store for the first time this year, in France, and found great value items.

ailbheg

granturismo wrote: »

Is there? Decathlon is not listed on the store list for jervis.ie

This message is on the Decathlon website re stores in Ireland:

We do not have a store in Dublin (yet).
http://customer.experience.decathlon.com/hc/en-gb/articles/203556851-Dublin
http://customer.experience.decathlon.com/hc/en-gb/articles/203492172-Physical-Stores

I was told there was (and I thought the person had been there, but maybe not). I haven't been there so maybe it's not the case. Apologies all!

Ah_Yeah

Wow how have I never heard of decathlon before? Their stuff is amazing value!

bob1984

North County Dublin

Whites Agri - they are online & have a sale on at the moment too - 25% off jods

https://www.facebook.com/whites.agri

Kamili

bob1984 wrote: »

North County Dublin

Whites Agri - they are online & have a sale on at the moment too - 25% off

https://www.facebook.com/whites.agri

and on their website

http://www.whitesagri.ie/Shop/Equest.aspx

Gonna have a look there Bob! thanks

emma-fly

I swear by my saddle huggers in stone colour!

http://www.theequinewarehouse.ie/ladies-saddlehugger-breeches.ir

I have the navy ones also but they tend to fade after a few washes which doesn't bother me as I just use them at home but might not suit other people.

The stone ones don't fade and are super comfy and a little bit thicker than normal jods so are perfect for the winter too!
I also have the white ones which I use for shows and they wash very well!

+1 for the lidl and aldi ones too!

Dark Phoenix

White agri are very good to do business with and very fast delivery.

Holmestead are good for jods too they have a basket organised by size and they are €30 each I have two nice pairs of USG I got in there with suede seats.

I also love shires wessex jods and they are inexpensive.

with all jods, if you are small (28 and under) and short, buy kids ones instead of adults as they will fit you but are much cheaper than adults ones as no tax

silverfox88

I got all excited about the possibility of a Decathlon in Dublin! Came home with a new suitcase from France before bought especially to bring home all the horsey stuff - as far as I'm aware they don't deliver to ROI yet either

fits

I dont think I have ever managed to buy a pair of jodhs I am truly happy with. Probably dont spend enough money on them! I think the best were caldene, but they werent perfect either.

Borderfox

silverfox88 wrote: »

I got all excited about the possibility of a Decathlon in Dublin! Came home with a new suitcase from France before bought especially to bring home all the horsey stuff - as far as I'm aware they don't deliver to ROI yet either

Parcel motel?

ailbheg

silverfox88 wrote: »

I got all excited about the possibility of a Decathlon in Dublin! Came home with a new suitcase from France before bought especially to bring home all the horsey stuff - as far as I'm aware they don't deliver to ROI yet either

Sorry about that.

It seems to be letting me set a Dublin address as the delivery address on the decathlon.ie site, I'm not actually going through with the order as I only bought stuff from them last week, so can't confirm for definite, but it let me go past the shipping step.

Ah_Yeah

ailbheg wrote: »

Sorry about that.

It seems to be letting me set a Dublin address as the delivery address on the decathlon.ie site, I'm not actually going through with the order as I only bought stuff from them last week, so can't confirm for definite, but it let me go past the shipping step.

Can always just use Parcel Motel!

Dark Phoenix

+1 to that I use parcel motel all the time to get cheap or free delivery on horse stuff

Dark Phoenix

Just looking at the decathlon site - how do the sizes work out? i.e. whats a 36 is it an 8 / 24 or a 10 / 26?

Ah_Yeah

Dark Phoenix wrote: »

Just looking at the decathlon site - how do the sizes work out? i.e. whats a 36 is it an 8 / 24 or a 10 / 26?

36 is a 10 - this site might help

Dark Phoenix

brilliant thank you