This entirely depends on if you are showing or just out for a leisurely trail ride.
For a trail ride you'll want jeans with no inside seam on the legs, boots with a low heel, a long sleeve shirt (thin in summer, thick in winter.) Socks, and a helmet. Although it is customary for western riders to use a cowboy hat, it is not safe to ride in anything other than an approved riding helmet.
The clothing for a show will vary somewhat depending on which class you are competing in and it is best to consult the rule books for that show or division.
No u skrub
Yes, especially for bicycle and horseback riding.
Close toed shoes with an inch to an inch and a half heel.
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Well you always wear jeans when you're western riding, but the pants that go over your jeans are called chaps.
To some degree, this will depend upon the style of riding you are doing (English or Western), the ambient temperature and your own comfort. However, you would typically wear long pants (jeans for Western, jodhpurs or riding pants for English), appropriate closed-toe riding boots (cowboy-style for Western, riding boots for English) and a short or long sleeved shirt depending upon temperature.
Yes, it would be a good idea. An athletic supporter keeps your genitals in place and prevents bouncing and twisting.
When horseback riding on a public road, you should always wear a helmet, regardless of age. It's just the safer thing to do, as you cannot predict when your horse will spook or shy at something. If you want an actual age, though, I'd say probably 21.
carheart bibs and jacket, wool gloves,wool or fleece hat, fleece neck/face warmer. rocky 1000 gram thins. boots...u need fat sturups for winter riding
It might be. The laws are different in different states and countries, but, it probably be a SMART and good idea to wear a helmet on horseback.
Well you probably need tack which can be purchused at your local tack shop. Unless you are riding bareback in that case you still need a bridle. It depends on your horse.If you are going horseback riding at someone else's ranch, you need to have the right clothes.-closed toe shoes (like boots or tennis shoes) DO NOT WEAR FLIP FLOPS!-Long pants-Long sleeved shirt (better than short sleeves, in case there was an accident)-Gloves (you don't have to have them, they just protect you from getting the skin on your hands rubbed raw)-Helmet (if you are a new rider, or feel more comfortable that way)PLEASE don't wear boots with spurs unless you are a professional rider.
I am a guy and I wear breeches and tall boots. People may think it is gay to dress like this but it is not. It is the safest and most comfortable outfit to wear. I am not gay. I enjoy dressage. So I dress as required and again I am not self conscious about becuase I enjoy riding. I could care less if someone thinks I am gay. So what.