High-tech protection for top performance
Veredus horse boots
When it comes to protecting horses' legs, Veredus sets the standard worldwide. The horse boots from the Italian manufacturer combine state-of-the-art technology with exclusive design and maximum wearing comfort. Whether for daily training or use on international courses – Veredus horse boots give your horse exactly the security it needs.
Especially in focus: Veredus horse boots Carbon Gel Absolute
Why Veredus horse boots are the first choice:
- Innovative impact protection: Using materials such as Nitrexgel and anatomically shaped shells, the force of impacts is absorbed and distributed optimally.
- Excellent ventilation: Ranges such as the Vento line have double ventilation. Heat is drawn away from the horse's leg and replaced with fresh air – so heat-related tendon problems become a thing of the past.
- Anatomical fit: The horse boots are designed to hug the horse's leg perfectly without restricting freedom of movement or causing pressure points.
- Carbon & Gel: Many models use carbon reinforcements at particularly vulnerable points to guarantee maximum protection at minimum weight.
The right model for every discipline
Discover classics in our range such as the Carbon Gel Vento, the particularly breathable Grand Prix boots or the specialised Save the Sheep models with fluffy faux-fur lining – ideal for sensitive horses' legs.
Trust the expertise of professionals like Marcus Ehning and kit your horse out with the best that modern equestrian technology has to offer. Browse our selection of Veredus horse boots now and find the ideal companion for your next training session!
Of course you'll also find matching overreach boots and brushing boots with us.
Miss den Kopfumfang einen Fingerbreit über Augenbrauen und Ohren. Bei Kep, Kask, BR und QHP entspricht die Zentimeterzahl der Helmgröße, bei Samshield gilt S für 52 bis 55 cm, M für 55 bis 58 cm und L für 57 bis 61 cm. Der Helm darf beim Kopfschütteln nicht rutschen und nirgends drücken.
In Europa die VG1 01.040 2014-12 mit CE-Zeichen. Sie ersetzt die frühere EN 1384 und ist auf Turnieren Pflicht. Alle Reithelme bei Lepona erfüllen sie, einige zusätzlich die amerikanische ASTM-Norm.
Nach jedem Sturz auf den Kopf sofort, auch ohne sichtbaren Schaden, weil die Innenschale Energie durch Verformung abbaut. Ohne Sturz empfehlen Hersteller den Austausch nach etwa fünf Jahren, weil Kunststoff und Polster altern. Auch ein Fall vom Schrank oder aus dem Auto zählt als Sturz.
Matt ist unempfindlicher gegen Fingerabdrücke und feine Kratzer und wirkt sportlich, Glossy glänzt und lässt sich leichter abwischen. Für die Schutzwirkung spielt die Oberfläche keine Rolle, es ist eine Geschmacksfrage.
Die meisten Reithelme sind unisex und werden über den Kopfumfang gewählt. Speziell für Damen gibt es die Samshield Miss Shield mit schmalerer Schale und Designs mit Glitzer, Alcantara oder Lack. Auch Kep und Kask bieten dezente bis glitzernde Ausführungen, die bei Reiterinnen beliebt sind.
Davon raten wir ab. Du weißt nicht, ob der Helm schon einen Sturz hatte, und die Innenschale kann Schäden haben, die von außen unsichtbar sind. Günstige neue Helme von BR, QHP oder Swing gibt es bereits ab rund 45 Euro, normgerecht und mit voller Schutzwirkung.
Unclipped horses usually manage with 100 to 200 g in winter; clipped ones need 200 to 400 g. For rain and wind in the transition season a rug without fill or with 50 g is enough. What matters is checking the horse: warm and dry behind the withers.
Measure the back length from the withers to the dock; sizes run in 10 cm steps from 105 to 165 cm. Choose turnout rugs rather one size larger than coolers. The full size chart is on our cooler page.
The turnout rug has a waterproof, breathable outer material and leg straps for outdoors. The stable rug warms in the stable without weather protection and is lined more softly inside. If you need both, combine a light turnout rug with an under rug.
The zip neck cover belongs to the Dynamic fleece cooler. Chest extension, fillet string and Inno-Strap surcingles are meant for the Alpha, Beta, Gamma and Omega turnout rugs. The chest protector can be worn under any rug.
Each time a new collection launches, so around March, late June, late August and early November. That's when the remaining stock of the previous collection is reduced. Between these dates the selection gets smaller, because nothing is reproduced.
They're not seconds: the Eskadron sale contains regular collection items that were reduced after a collection change. Individual pieces may have been ordered and sent back before. The same terms apply as for all items at Lepona.
Usually not. It's the previous collections that get reduced. We announce limited-time promotions on current items separately, and they then also appear in the sale listing.
Basic colours like black, navy or white work across collections. Special colours such as ocean, amber or lipstick are matched to their own collection. If you want to complete a set, it's best to check the set advisor on the Eskadron brand page to see which pieces are still available in that colour.
Measure the back length from the withers to the dock. Up to about 145 cm the 145 fits; above that the 155. A warmblood of 165 to 170 cm height usually takes 145; large-framed horses from 175 cm rather 155. If in doubt choose the smaller size, because the rugs are cut rather generously at the neck.
The coolers themselves are without a neck. Alongside them there is the Dynamic zip neck cover in anti-pilling fleece, which zips onto the fleece cooler and is fixed with Velcro. Alternatively a loose fleece neck cover with Velcro fastening fits every cooler.
Fleece dries quickly, is light and cheaper, but straw sticks to it. Jersey is smooth outside, brushed inside, looks more elegant at shows and warms a little more. For everyday after training we recommend fleece with anti-pilling; for shows and for clipped horses, jersey.
At 30 °C on a gentle cycle, Velcro closed, without fabric softener. Do not tumble-dry, do not iron, especially with Glossy bindings, lurex cords and Sparkle surfaces. Leave to air-dry.
The checked models are called Fleece Check and belong to the respective collection: Classic Sports, Platinum, Dynamic and Heritage each bring out their own collection check every year. At around €50 to €70 they are also the cheapest collection rugs.
The cooler goes on the wet coat after riding and is taken off as soon as the horse is dry. An exercise sheet warms the loin area while riding or warming up. The stable rug replaces the winter coat round the clock for clipped horses. For an unclipped horse the cooler is usually enough in winter.
Breeches and riding leggings are figure-hugging; here it is better to choose the larger size if you are between two sizes. Waistcoats, jackets and jumpers come up true to size and are cut to sit over a technical shirt underneath.
Yes, that is the concept: every collection brings waistcoats, shirts or breeches in the same colours as saddle pad, horse boots and headcollar. Which pieces are available in which colour is shown by the set advisor on the Eskadron brand page.
At Lepona we stock the ladies' line. Men's and children's riding wear can be found at the sister brand Pikeur, which belongs to the same house.
Inside out at 30 °C, without fabric softener, not in the tumble dryer and do not iron the silicone seat. That keeps the grip grippy and the colour intact.
The Heritage collection appears every year at the beginning of November. We list it as soon as it is delivered. The current edition is Heritage 2025/26.
Available from us: black truffle, cardamom, navy, wildberry. Which pieces are available in which colour is shown by the set advisor on this page.
No. All Eskadron collections are limited. Sold-out colours and pieces do not come back; leftovers go into the Eskadron Sale.
Eskadron releases four collections a year: Classic Sports at the beginning of March, Platinum at the end of June, Dynamic at the end of August and Heritage at the beginning of November. The Basic Line is available year-round. We list new collections as soon as they are delivered. If you want a particular colour, you should order early, because the collections are limited and are not re-produced.
Saddle pads come as Pony, Warmblood and Warmblood Extra (for large horses or long saddles). Horse boots run from S to XL, with M fitting most warmbloods. Coolers are measured in centimetres by back length from the withers to the dock. A tip from our reviews: for the Platinum fleece coolers one customer needed a size smaller than usual. If in doubt our customer service can help you choose.
You can wash saddle pads and horse boots in softshell, cotton and fleece at 30 °C on a gentle cycle. Close Velcro fasteners beforehand so they do not catch on other pieces. Do not tumble-dry or iron Glossy, Sparkle and Crystal surfaces. Skip fabric softener; it settles in fleece and mesh. Always follow the care label of the item.
Yes. As soon as a collection is replaced by the next one, we reduce the remaining pieces. You will find all current offers collected in the Eskadron Sale. It is especially worth a look if you want to complete a set.
Yes. Eskadron is widely used in competitive sport; the Classic Sports line is deliberately designed for training and shows. For dressage tests, depending on the federation there are rules on colour and size of the saddle pad and on embellishments that you should check in the relevant competition rules. White and muted colours are on the safe side.
Classic Sports appears at the beginning of March, Platinum at the end of June, Dynamic at the end of August and Heritage at the beginning of November. The Basic Line is available year-round. We list new collections as soon as they are delivered.
No. The collections are limited; sold-out colours and pieces do not come back. That is why it is worth ordering a complete set in the first weeks after release.
Classic Sports is sporty and show-legal, Platinum elegant with Sparkle and velour, Dynamic modern and pared-back, Heritage classic and muted. The Basic Line supplies the permanently available base colours black, navy, brown and white.
Yes, if the colours harmonise. Navy is available in several lines; black and white from the Basic Line match every collection. Special colours such as ocean, amber or lipstick are best combined within the same collection.
Warmblood fits most horses from about 155 cm in height and standard saddles from 17 inches. Pony is meant for ponies, small horses and small saddles up to about 16.5 inches, Shetland for Shetland ponies. What matters is that the saddle pad extends about a hand's width beyond the saddle all round.
The dressage saddle pad (DL) has a straight, longer flap to match the dressage saddle. The jumping saddle pad (VS) is curved at the front and shorter so it doesn't stick out under the forward-cut jumping saddle. For eventing saddles, the jumping cut usually works best.
On a gentle cycle at 30 °C, without fabric softener, with the Velcro closed. Turn Glitter, Sparkle and Crystal models inside out and don't spin them. Don't tumble dry – dry flat or over the line so the foam insert keeps its shape. Between washes, brushing out the underside is enough.
Cotton is absorbent, affordable and great for embroidery – ideal for training. Glossy has a smooth, shiny surface that hair and dust hardly stick to, and looks more elegant at shows. If you want both, go for Softshell: easy-care, holds its shape and is slightly water-repellent.
Yes. For dressage tests, depending on the association, there are rules on colour and embellishment; subtle Sparkle or Crystal cords are common. There are no restrictions for show jumping. White and muted colours are always on the safe side.
Within a collection, the colours are matched exactly; between years, shades can differ slightly. Basic colours like black, white and navy work across collections. For special colours, the set advisor on the Eskadron brand page shows which pieces are still available in that colour.
Both describe the same type of rug: it lies behind the saddle over the back and loins and has a saddle cut-out. "Quarter sheet" emphasises the warmth during warm-up, "exercise sheet" the weather protection on a hack. Eskadron uses both names for the same product group.
The sizes are based on your horse's cooler size: S/M for a back length of 125 to 135 cm, L/XL for 145 to 155 cm. Ponies and small horses usually take S/M, warmbloods L/XL. The rug itself is shorter because it starts behind the saddle.
Fleece lining without fill down to about 10 °C, 50 g for autumn and mild winter weather, 150 g for clipped horses in winter, 300 g in frost or for sensitive horses.
Yes. The Oxford models have a 3,000 mm waterproof rating, the Heritage Faux Fur 5,000 mm. The softshell version is highly water-repellent and fine for showers; in persistent rain an Oxford model is the better choice.
That depends on coat, clip and weather. As a guide: a 0 g rain rug on mild, wet days, 50–150 g in spring and autumn, 200 g and more in frost. Clipped horses usually need one level warmer.
Measure the back length from the withers along the spine to the base of the tail, and also the total length from the centre of the chest to the hindquarters. Always compare the measurements with the manufacturer's size chart.
Not necessarily. Healthy horses with a thick winter coat and access to shelter often manage without a rug. In persistent rain or wind, or if your horse has little coat, is older or unwell, a rain rug or light winter rug can make sense.
A rain rug is a turnout rug without fill (0 g): waterproof and windproof, but not warming. Filled turnout rugs also have a fill, for example 50, 150 or 300 g.
That depends on the material and the weather. The rug should dry quickly; in cool weather it's better to take a wet fly rug off. For changeable days, a rain fly rug with a water-repellent back is a good choice.
A 50 g stable rug is a light warm layer for the stable, for example in spring and autumn, for freshly clipped horses or as an under rug beneath a turnout rug, provided the rugs are suitable for this.
They are particularly suitable for supporting and protecting the legs during training or in the stable. They help stabilize the tendons and prevent swelling or minor injuries.
While bandages are wrapped individually around the leg and made of stretchy or soft materials, horse boots are firmer protective shells that are easier to put on. Fleece bandages offer a more individual fit, whereas horse boots are quicker to get ready.
Bandage liners offer extra protection for the horse's leg by distributing the pressure of the bandages evenly. They reduce the risk of pressure points and are especially helpful on longer rides or during transport.
For transport, special travel boots are better suited; they protect the horse's leg from knocks and injuries.
Bandages can usually be machine-washed at 30 degrees. To look after them it is best to wash them in a laundry bag and let them air-dry.
Bandages are available in various materials: fleece offers softness and breathability, while elastic bandages offer more support . Cotton is also a good option, as it is skin-friendly and robust.
Yes, bandages can be used in the stable, especially combined with liners, to support the legs or prevent swelling. Make sure to check them regularly and re-wrap if needed.
For beginners, full-seat breeches are a good choice because they give you more grip in the saddle. Models with an elastic waistband and breathable fabric are also comfortable for long riding lessons. It's worth looking for easy care and robust workmanship so that your breeches last a long time.
Basically, breeches for women, men and children are the same when it comes to materials.
The differences are usually just in the design. The choice of models and designs is biggest for women's breeches. Men's breeches tend to be plainer and cut wider. Children's breeches often come in bright colours and with cute prints.
There are also special cuts for women's breeches: high-waist or normal-rise breeches as well as different leg lengths. And there are more and more breeches designed especially for curvy riders.
A full seat covers the entire inside of the legs and the seat, giving you more grip in the saddle. A knee grip, on the other hand, only adds extra grip at the knees, which gives you more freedom of movement.
There's no such thing as the "best" grip – it depends on what you prefer when riding. A full seat offers maximum grip and stability and is ideal for dressage riders in particular. A knee grip allows more flexibility and is often preferred by show jumpers and leisure riders. For beginners, a full seat is often a good choice because it gives extra security in the saddle.
Modern breeches are often made from blended fabrics such as cotton, nylon or polyester, combined with stretchy fabrics like elastane. These materials offer an ideal combination of comfort and good ventilation, and they're hard-wearing.
For summer, light, breathable breeches are the best choice. Models with mesh inserts or thin but robust fabric help you stay cool on hot days.
Riding leggings are especially popular in summer, because the stretch material is particularly thin and airy. At eaSt you'll find lots of riding leggings and breeches made especially for summer.
In winter, go for lined breeches. They're often lined with fleece and keep you warm in cold temperatures. There are also models that are wind- and water-repellent, which are especially good for riding outdoors. It's also important that they're breathable so they stay comfortable to wear.
Breeches should usually be washed at 30 degrees to protect the material. Also wash them inside out so the grip doesn't wear off. Avoid fabric softener and the tumble dryer to keep your breeches stretchy and long-lasting. Always read the manufacturer's care instructions.
Your breeches should fit snugly without restricting you. Every brand can fit slightly differently, so it's important to check the manufacturer's size chart.
Breeches are often available in standard European sizes. Many models have an elastic waistband that adapts to different body shapes. If you're unsure, it's worth trying on different sizes or checking our customers' reviews.
The right breeches are always the ones you feel most comfortable in. If you're rather slim, you can wear almost any women's breeches. Pikeur and Ariat, for example, also offer breeches with longer legs if you have particularly long legs but are slim around the hips. If you have stronger legs, you might want to try breeches with a higher stretch content, as they're less restrictive than firm breeches made of thick cotton. The Elly women's breeches from ELT were developed especially for plus-size figures. They offer a flattering cut in fit-sensitive areas, a modern high waist and a subtle V-cut at the back. The contrasting insert on the thigh also flatters the figure.
If you have strong calves, go for jodhpurs, because they're cut wider from the knee down than classic breeches worn with long boots. The bootcut also flatters strong thighs.
Would you like to hide a little tummy? Then high-waist women's breeches are the right choice for you. If, on the other hand, you feel restricted when riding, you can give yourself a bit more freedom with low-rise breeches. These hip breeches sit lower and don't press on your tummy when you sit on your horse.
Petite riders will find short sizes from most brands. Long side seams in contrasting colours also make short legs look a bit longer. You can also look taller and flatter your figure with models where the inner grip is darker than the main fabric.
Jodhpur boots should fit your foot well, but not be too tight. Many manufacturers offer size charts that help you find the right fit. We recommend choosing half a size larger so you have room for thicker socks in winter.
You can go by your normal shoe size. Most jodhpur boots also have elastic inserts or lacing to ensure a good fit.
Yes, many brands offer lined jodhpur boots or special winter models that give extra warmth and protection from wet. Thermal insoles can also help keep the feet warm.
You may need to choose the winter jodhpur boot a bit larger than your usual shoe size. That also makes sense if you want to wear thick socks as well as the lining.
At many shows jodhpur boots combined with chaps are allowed. Dressage and jumping classes at higher levels often prefer riding boots. Just check the schedule. In rider competitions you can usually still compete fine with chaps and jodhpur boots.
Many Bucas rugs have special attachment points for liners or under rugs. This stops the rugs from slipping. The product description of each rug tells you whether it's compatible with stable rugs or under rugs.
Classic Cut is the standard cut with a classic rug and neck fit. With Full Neck the neck cover is permanently attached to the rug and gives the best possible protection from wet and cold.
The High Neck rug has a high neckline. It gives more protection and warmth, puts less pressure on the withers and so reduces rubbing and pressure points.
Bucas Big Neck was developed especially for horses with a more pronounced neck and shoulders. It's cut 5 cm shorter at the withers and is suitable for stallions, Friesians, Spanish horses and horses with a broad chest.
Almost every Bucas turnout rug has Velcro fastenings at the withers. These are protected by strips with the Bucas logo. Pull off these strips and attach the neck cover to the Velcro.
Bucas horse rugs have a particularly good fit. Unlike many other manufacturers, Bucas doesn't use shoulder gussets but a special cut at the shoulders and croup. Many Bucas turnout rugs also have the Stay Dry lining. These rugs have a wicking function, so you don't need to change rugs after training.
The Silk Feel lining at the shoulders protects these sensitive areas from rubbing. The silver outer material is particularly dirt-repellent, so the rug needs washing less often. This makes it last longer.
Many rugs also have the Click'N Go fastening, which is easy for riders to open and close – but not for horses. The Magnetic Snap fastening at the chest makes wearing the rug even more comfortable for your horse.
In summer breathable boots made of light leather or synthetic materials offer high wearing comfort and stop the feet overheating.
In contrast, winter riding boots are lined and insulated, often with materials such as fleece or sheepskin. With these lined riding boots you won't get cold feet.
For rain and mud there are waterproof riding boots that stop moisture getting in and at the same time provide stability in the stirrup. They also often have a non-slip sole.
Although riding boots are primarily made for riding, they can be worn for light stable work. For more intensive work in the stable, however, robust stable shoes or wellingtons are more advisable, as these protect better against dirt and moisture.
Urine also attacks the leather and makes your riding boots go brittle more quickly.
Both materials have their advantages. Leather boots offer an elegant look, lasting quality and mould well to the foot, but need more care. Easy-care riding boots are often made of synthetic material. They are often lighter and cheaper, but sometimes offer less flexibility in the fit.
Riding boots should fit snugly without pinching. Around the ankle there should still be some freedom of movement, while the calf is firmly enclosed. With new leather boots a snug fit is normal, as the leather moulds over time.
Yes, it is possible to have riding boots custom-fitted. Some brands offer made-to-measure boots or individual adjustments of shaft width, height and design. This is especially useful for riders with special fit requirements.
For beginners, all-round riding boots or jodhpur boots with chaps are suitable, as they are versatile and often cheaper. What matters is a good fit and comfort so the first riding lessons are pleasant.
Lifespan depends on quality, material and care. Well-cared-for leather boots can last several years with regular use, while synthetic boots may have a somewhat shorter life. Regular cleaning and proper care extend durability considerably.
Choosing the right rug depends on several factors:
- Fill: Unlined rain sheets for horses are good for mild weather. Lined models with 100 g to 400 g fill keep your horse warm in the cold.
- Waterproofing and breathability: Make sure the rug is highly waterproof (at least 3,000 mm) and well ventilated.
- Fit: The rug should fit well so that it doesn't rub or slip. Many models have adjustable belly straps and leg straps for the best possible hold.
Measure your horse's back length from the withers to the root of the tail to find the right size. Every brand has slightly different sizes, so it's important to check the manufacturer's size chart. We've added a matching chart to almost all our horse rugs.
The fill depends on how cold it is. You should also consider whether your horse is clipped. Is it older? Does it maybe have back problems in the cold?
Light rugs with 50 g to 100 g fill are ideal for healthy horses in the transitional seasons. Winter rugs with 200 g to 400 g are good for very cold winter days.
Keep an eye on your horse and feel under the rug now and then. Horses out in the field have different needs to horses in the stable. Clipped or sensitive horses may also need a little more protection.
Bucas offers winter rugs for horses that can be used across a wider temperature range. That way you don't have to keep switching rugs whenever the weather changes. Find out all about Bucas horse rugs in our blog post.
Yes, turnout rugs for horses are designed to be waterproof, but the waterproofing can wear off after many washes. It's important to reproof the rug regularly to keep it protective.
Only reproof the outside of the turnout rug. That way it stays breathable and your horse is still well protected from the rain.
A neck cover also protects your horse's neck from cold and rain. It's especially useful in very cold or wet weather. Some rugs have detachable neck covers that can be used flexibly. Older and clipped horses in particular appreciate a neck cover when it's colder.
There are also horse rugs with a high neck. These winter rugs for horses or ponies are cut higher at the neckline, so about half of the neck is protected from wind and weather – without your horse getting too warm.
Most turnout rugs can be washed in the washing machine at low temperatures. Use a special detergent for horse rugs and renew the waterproofing after a few washes.
- Regular cleaning: Dirt and sweat take their toll on the materials, so turnout rugs should be cleaned regularly. Many rugs can be washed in the washing machine at low temperatures.
- Renew the waterproofing: To keep the rug waterproof in the long term, reproof it after a few washes.
- Drying: Always let the rug dry thoroughly before using it again to prevent mould.
- Storage: Over the summer, store your horse rugs in a dry place – ideally in the bag your rug was delivered in.
That depends on the weather. If it's warm or your horse sweats a lot, you should change the rug or take it off to prevent overheating.
If your horse has rolled in the deepest mud and the rug is wet on the inside too, let the rug dry and use a different one in the meantime.
Breathable rugs let moisture from sweat escape while stopping rain from getting in. This keeps your horse dry and comfortable.
That depends on the type of rug. Unlined, light turnout rugs are suitable all year round as long as they're not too warm. In winter, however, you should use lined models.
In summer you can also switch to a fly rug. These are also available with rain protection on the back.
Make sure the rug fits well to avoid rubbing. Many rugs have special protective padding at the shoulders or chest. Check the rug regularly to make sure it doesn't rub or slip.
The three ranges use the same 3-Layer Protection Zone and differ in the closure: CLASSIC with Velcro-Fit (hook-and-loop), SPORT with Pin-Lock (metal button) and CHAMP with Pull-Lock (pull Velcro).
F marks the boots for the front legs, H the protection for the hind legs (brushing boot or hind-leg boot).
According to the manufacturer the AIR-Flex CLASSIC H brushing boot is approved for all national and international competitions. For the other AIR-Flex boots Eskadron makes no separate statement on show approval. What counts are the current rulebooks of the respective discipline.
All models are available in brown and black and in sizes M and L.
It can take between 1 and 5 business days for your payment to appear in our account.
Therefore, it's possible that the automatic cancellation of the order after 10 days without payment and the receipt of your money may overlap, resulting in you receiving a cancellation email even though you have paid.
In this case, you don't need to do anything. Your order will be reactivated as soon as we see the payment. Unfortunately, we cannot reserve items for canceled orders. Therefore, you should contact us as soon as possible.
Unfortunately pre-orders or reservations are not possible with us. If a variant is temporarily out of stock, it is shown greyed out. There is also a note on the product page.
There is no minimum order value with us. However, your order is only free of shipping costs from a merchandise value of €89.
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If the items in your basket have different delivery dates, we ship the whole order as soon as all items are ready to ship together.
That depends entirely on the material of the rug and how heavy the rain is. The rug should dry again very quickly so that your horse doesn't get rubs or catch a chill.
If it's rather cold, it's better to take the wet fly rug off, as it won't dry quickly enough. Moisture also mustn't build up under the rug. If rain is forecast, go for a fly rug with rain protection on the back.
In principle, there's nothing wrong with that. But pay attention to the quality and comfort of the fly rug. With some horses, especially those with sweet itch or severe allergies, owners unfortunately have no choice but to leave the rug on 24 hours a day.
Make sure your horse has enough freedom of movement and doesn't get rubs or pressure points anywhere if the rug stays on for a long time. It should also be highly breathable so that your horse doesn't sweat unnecessarily and its skin gets enough air.
Horse rugs that protect against flies and other insects are relatively cheap to buy. Simple models from Busse, Kavalkade or Waldhausen are available for around €30.
If you want more features, better tear resistance or extra options like a detachable neck cover, the fly rug will cost more. Our most popular fly rug brands are Horseware, Eskadron, Bucas and Kentucky Horsewear.
If your horse sweats under its fly rug, switch to a lighter model. Above all, make sure it has a shady spot in the field, for example a field shelter. Light-coloured fly rugs reflect sunlight, so it doesn't get as warm under the rug. Bucas also offers special fly rugs with extra UV protection for more sun protection.
Riding jackets are specially adapted to your needs when riding. They often have an extended back, two-way zips and stretch inserts. They also often have dirt-repellent and waterproof materials. So they meet your needs in the stable and when riding.
Two-way zips can be opened from both the top and the bottom . That is especially practical when you are sitting in the saddle. So you can open the jacket at the legs without your upper body getting cold. That increases freedom of movement and comfort.
For summer you can choose a light riding jacket made of breathable materials. They protect you from wind and light showers without being too warm. Softshell jackets or thin rain jackets are popular, as they are flexible, light and often water-repellent.
Care depends on the material. Many riding jackets can be washed at 30 degrees in the washing machine, but should be air-dried . You should skip fabric softener, as it can impair the water-repellent properties. Technical jackets should be treated regularly with special waterproofing agents.
A good riding jacket should be waterproof or water-repellent, breathable and robust. Practical details such as a hood, adjustable cuffs and several pockets are also useful. Reflective elements provide safety in poor light conditions.
We get asked this question a lot. The answer depends on the circumstances and can't be generalised. As a rule, all horses go well in a snaffle bit – whether single or double jointed.
For horses that need a little more lateral guidance, or for lunging, a full-cheek snaffle or an eggbutt snaffle is a good choice.
Does your horse curl up behind the bit or come above it? Answer this question first, because it leads to different answers. Horses that don't really take the contact usually have no problem with the bit itself – the engine (hindquarters) is simply switched off. Try to get your horse's hindquarters more active first before looking for the problem in the bit.
If your horse's hindquarters are active (fast doesn't necessarily mean active, though) and you still have problems, these bits, among others, may help:
Sprenger offers the WH Ultra bit. The rolling element encourages mouthing, suppleness & concentration. It relaxes the jaw and the topline, so the horse softens and chews more quickly.
The Sprenger Turnado bit is suitable for horses with tongue problems.
The Sprenger Novocontact bit is something really special. The single-jointed version is suitable for horses that don't want to take the contact, while the double-jointed version is designed for horses that occasionally brace themselves and lean against the hand.
Single- or double-jointed snaffle bits are suitable for young horses, because as a rule all horses go well in them to begin with. The moving rings compensate for an unsteady hand, and the horse can briefly escape too much pressure by lifting its tongue.
With a bit that has moving cheek pieces (e.g. a snaffle bit), the bit shouldn't fit too snugly, because the rings need to move freely. Bits with fixed cheek pieces (e.g. eggbutt bits) can be chosen half a size to a full size smaller.
As a first rough guide, you can use the "2-finger test": put your index and middle finger into your horse's mouth where the bit sits. If you feel pressure on both fingers, the recommended thickness is 14 – 16 mm. If you hardly feel any pressure, you can also use a bit with a thickness of 16 – 18 mm.
Yes, there are winter riding leggings with fleece or insulating material that are ideal for cold days. The fluffy inside keeps your legs really nice and warm.
Wash them at 30 degrees and skip fabric softener to keep the elasticity and the grip. Tumble-drying is not recommended.
Yes, thanks to the silicone grip at the knee or seat they offer enough hold, especially for leisure and dressage riders. The eaSt R1 Reggings have a particularly strong grip seat. At the same time they are super comfortable and offer optimal hold in the saddle.
At shows white breeches are usually required. Because leggings are thinner, there can be problems with underwear showing through, which is why many riders prefer classic breeches.
Go by your normal sportswear size. The stretch materials should fit snugly without digging in.
Yes, they are comfortable, easy to care for and ideal for beginners who value comfort and flexibility. They offer ideal hold in the saddle without restricting freedom of movement.
Many variants offer practical pockets on the thigh or at the hip, ideal for a phone or keys.
lepona.shop stocks high-quality models from Cavallo, Pikeur and Kingsland that are known for their quality and fit.
They are especially well suited to leisure and dressage riding. In disciplines such as show jumping or hacking, however, many riders go back to classic breeches, as they offer more protection thanks to the thicker material.
Horse boots are cut much longer than brushing boots. Both are suitable as leg protection. Brushing boots are just as easy to put on and take off as horse boots. Brushing boots are usually only used on the hind legs.
Unlike bandages, horse boots are made of much harder material such as plastic or leather and are often used for jumping, eventing and hacking. Bandages, on the other hand, are mostly used in dressage.
Horse boots are of course easier to put on and take off than bandages. However, they also have the big disadvantage that they can rub if the fit is not matched to the horse's leg. The shock-absorbing effect is higher with horse boots than with bandages.
- Horse boots with a soft but durable outer material such as fetlock or wrap boots
- Hard-shell horse boots combined with brushing boots
- specially developed dressage boots
For eventing, mainly for riding cross-country, you should choose closed models and overreach boots. The risk of injury from lying branches or undergrowth is highest here, so the outer shell should be shock-absorbing.
Jumping boots should protect the fetlock joint and splint bone from falling poles. You can also use overreach boots to prevent stepping into the heel bulb and thus serious injuries from horseshoes. The outer shell should offer good impact protection and be shock-absorbing. Here too you should go for closed leg protection so the horse's leg is protected all round.
To protect your horse when travelling in a trailer or transporter, you can use travel boots. These protect the horse's leg from the knee or hock down over the coronet to the hoof. Overreach boots are not needed here.
Because bandages or horse boots change the look of the horse's leg, they make it harder for the judges to assess. So before you enter the dressage arena you must remove any leg protection.
If you want to protect your horse's leg in the field, you can use horse boots. However, they should only be put on when it is really necessary. For example, if your horse is very lively and plays a lot with other horses. To prevent rub and pressure marks as well as damage from heat build-up, you should put the boots on as little as possible. If your horse is shod, you can first try overreach boots to protect the sensitive heel bulb.
QHP riding boots are known for their combination of good quality and affordable prices. They offer a wide range of designs that are both modern and classic, so there is a matching model for every style.
The boots are designed to be comfortable and functional and, thanks to their durability and careful workmanship, offer high wearing comfort. For riders who value stylish details there are also models with special embellishments such as glitter or patent.
QHP riding boots come up true to size, but it is recommended to check the exact measurements for foot size, shaft width and shaft height, as the fit of riding boots is very individual. QHP offers various sizes and shaft widths to provide the right option for different leg shapes.
For every item you'll find the matching QHP riding boot size chart on the product detail page.
Yes, QHP offers a large selection of children's riding boots. These are just as stylish and comfortable as the adult models and tailored to the needs of children and teenagers. The fit is adapted to smaller feet and calves, and there is a selection of designs that are especially popular with young riders.
Some QHP riding boot models are water-repellent and suitable for use in different weather conditions. For winter there are boots with a warm lining that protect against the cold. The robust materials are hard-wearing and can keep out wet and mud well, which makes them ideal for use in the stable or when hacking.
Among the most popular models are the QHP Hailey riding boot and the Romy riding boot. The Hailey stands out for its stylish lacing, which is not only a fashionable eye-catcher but also ensures an individual fit. The Romy is especially flexible, as the design of the dressage cut can be easily changed with Velcro, so you can adjust the look of your boot as needed.
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Samshield helmets stand out for their combination of style, safety and comfort. They offer an exceptionally good fit, innovative safety features and high-quality materials that combine function and design.
The surface has an anti-scratch lacquer finish, which is especially useful on the Shadowglossy models.
Yes, Samshield helmets are certified to the current European and American safety standards. They meet the current norms that ensure the helmets meet high safety requirements.
For the outside of the helmet a soft cloth and a little water are recommended. Do not use aggressive chemicals.
The inner lining of Samshield helmets can be removed. It is machine-washable at 30 degrees. That keeps it clean and hygienic.
Yes, the inner liners of Samshield helmets are interchangeable and available in different sizes. That allows an individual fit and increases the lifespan of the helmet. The liners can be changed and washed regularly.
Samshield offers various models such as the Shadowmatt, Premium and Miss Shield . Each model has its own design and material features that differ both visually and functionally. The Miss Shield for example has a wider peak for more sun protection.
The new riding helmet 2.0 also has an even better fit. It does without the "dressage cut-out" option, but can still be worn very well with a bun.
The Miss Shield riding helmet has a wider polo peak that protects you from the sun. You can also customise the frontal band.
The Standard riding helmet has a normal peak and fewer customisation options.
Both riding helmets are, however, equally safe and comfortable. Which model you choose is up to your taste.
The size of your Samshield helmet depends on your head circumference. Measure your head circumference with a tape measure over the ears and forehead. Compare your measurements with the Samshield size chart. Because the inner liners are interchangeable, you can achieve a perfect fit.
Yes, Samshield offers a wide range of individual options. You can customise your helmet with different materials, colours, Swarovski crystals and even a personalised nameplate to make it unique.
Visit the Samshield riding helmet configurator to design your personal riding helmet.
Samshield helmets offer outstanding protection thanks to their patented design and innovative materials. The helmets are made of polycarbonate (like motorcycle helmets), combined with shock-absorbing polystyrene. They also have efficient ventilation that combines comfort and protection.
Samshield helmets have an innovative ventilation system that works without visible holes. Through the helmet and the polystyrene, air is drawn over the peak and the ventilation slots at the forehead, which ensures optimal ventilation.
Yes, because the inner liners are interchangeable, you can adjust the size afterwards. At lepona.shop you can return or exchange the helmets without any problem if the size does not fit straight away. It is still advisable to measure your head circumference before buying and use the size chart.
Individually configured riding helmets cannot be exchanged, however.
How to find the perfect fit for riding boots
Measure foot size
Measure the foot length from the longest toe to the heel – ideally in the afternoon or evening. Use the manufacturer's size chart, as measurements can vary slightly.
Determine shaft width
Measure the calf circumference at the widest point while sitting. Wear riding socks or breeches as you will later when riding.
Determine shaft height
Measure from the floor to the back of the knee with the leg slightly bent. Leather boots settle – so the shaft may be a little higher at first.
Fitting tips
Boots should fit snugly but not press. Leather moulds, synthetics stay shape-stable. Heel and ankle need a little play for comfort when riding.
Fit notes
- Leather stretches – better buy a little snugger.
- Synthetics keep their shape – the size should fit straight away.
- Requirements vary by discipline: dressage boots snugger & taller, jumping boots more flexible.
With good preparation and accurate measuring, nothing stands in the way of buying online.
Yes, thanks to the central zip the Zip'In 2 waistcoat can also be worn without an outer layer. For maximum protection against dirt we recommend wearing it under a compatible jacket.
No, the CO2 cartridge must be replaced with a new one after every deployment. You can do this yourself easily and quickly.
The waistcoat must not be machine-washed or immersed in water. Clean it with a soft cloth and soapy water. Do not dry it near heat sources.
You can protect the airbag waistcoat from dirt by wearing a suitable jacket over it.
You can use the airbag waistcoat again if it is undamaged. You can easily reactivate it with a new CO2 cartridge.
To find the right size, measure the head circumference about 1 cm above the eyebrows. A KEP Italia size chart then helps you choose the right helmet size. The helmet should sit firmly without causing pressure points.
KEP Italia riding helmets meet strict safety standards and have special technologies such as the MIPS system, shock-absorbing materials and high-quality workmanship that offer maximum protection .
The helmets have a removable inner liner and an adjustable strap system that ensure an optimal fit and comfort. So the helmet can be adapted to different head shapes and personal preferences.
You can also customise your riding helmet completely with the KEP Italia configurator.
The models are versatile and can be used for various riding disciplines . For dressage, simple, elegant designs suit, while show jumpers often go for helmets with good ventilation and a sporty look.
The inner liner can be removed and washed at a low temperature . The helmet itself should be cleaned with a damp cloth and not exposed to direct heat.
Yes, all KEP Italia helmets have a removable and washable inner liner that can also be easily replaced. That way your helmet always stays hygienic and comfortable.
KEP Italia helmets stand out for innovative technologies, high safety standards and handcrafted Italian design. They offer an excellent fit, ventilation and are available in many colours and styles.
KEP helmets have an advanced ventilation system with ventilation slots that ensure optimal air circulation. That way your head stays pleasantly cool even on long rides or in the heat.
KEP recommends replacing the helmet after a heavy fall or after about 5 years, even if it shows no external damage. That is because the shock-absorbing material can lose effectiveness over time.
Yes, KEP Italia offers helmets in smaller sizes (Keppy model) that are ideal for children and teenagers. They offer the same protection and comfort as the adult helmets.
The easiest way is to try it on. The helmet should not slip down when you shake or nod your head firmly. It also should not press anywhere.
Simply measure for online purchases:
- Take a tape measure and place it around your head at the widest point.
- Position: roughly just above the ears and level with the middle of the forehead.
- Compare the reading with the manufacturer's size chart.
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After you have reported the damage to us, the process with DHL is as follows:
You take the parcel as you received it (i.e. with the complete contents and not taped up again) to the nearest post office/DHL branch and make a damage report there. You then have to fill in a form on site – the staff on site know what to do and will certainly help you.
The parcel is then held for inspection and the loss is checked. On the damage report form you can choose whether the parcel should be sent back to us or to you after inspection. If you do not want to keep the other products or only ordered the missing/damaged product, have the parcel sent back to us. If you want to keep the remaining products, please tick that the parcel should be sent back to you.
As soon as DHL has finished the inspection and informed us, we can arrange the refund of the missing/damaged product.
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If the parcel status does not change for a few days, that is no reason to panic at first 😉 In most cases this happens at times with a very high parcel volume at the carriers, which is why shipping takes a bit longer.
If the status of your parcel has not changed for more than 7 days, we should get to the bottom of it. Please then send us an e-mail quoting your order number at: info@lepona.de
Shipments abroad have longer delivery times. Especially parcels to countries outside the EU can sometimes take up to 25 working days.
Without the cooling packs you may use the boots up to twice a day. With the cooling packs up to three times a day.
Because the Ice Vibe boots are made of a firm material, your horse may also wear them in the paddock or field. But because the boots should generally not be worn for many hours, you must take them off in between. Your horse must NOT stand outside in them for a whole day.
When the panels are fully discharged, charging takes about 4 hours. You can tell the charge level by the colour of the light. If they light green, the panels are still charged.
Put the cooling packs in the fridge or freezer for at least 2 hours. If you have stored the cooling packs in the freezer, leave them in the air for 5 to 10 minutes before you use them. The cooling packs should never be fully frozen and hard, but should feel like sand or snow in your hands. In winter, storing them in the fridge is enough, because your horse's legs are already cooled by the cold outside temperatures.
Warm the cooling packs in warm water, not in the microwave! Warm packs are good for warming up the legs before training or for older horses with arthritis to prevent stiffness. Make sure the packs are not too hot so your horse does not get burned.
Tendons do not return to earlier temperatures as quickly as muscles when cooling, because they do not have the same blood supply or the same metabolism. So an inflammatory reaction can occur if the legs are very cold for a long time. The boots were developed to cool the tissue via the cooling packs and slow the blood flow to reduce inflammation. Combined with a massage, however, the blood flow is not completely restricted. In this way the oxygen level of the tired and damaged tissue can be maintained and better recovery enabled.
Absolutely! Using them before working your horse warms the legs up first and the tendons become more supple through the massage. This helps prevent tendon problems. After work you can cool the legs again with the cooling packs without undercooling the leg, and thus prevent swelling.
The choice depends on your riding style and personal preferences. Models such as Pikeur Lucinda with knee grip offer more freedom of movement, while Pikeur Candela offers optimal hold in the saddle with its high waistband and full grip.
Pikeur breeches are traditionally made of firmer materials with buttons and zips, while Pikeur riding leggings are more stretchy and often manage without closures. Both, however, offer a perfect fit and comfort.
Yes, there are special Pikeur winter breeches with fleece or softshell materials that keep you particularly warm and are water-repellent. They are ideal for cold, damp days in the stable or on the horse.
To keep the breeches lasting a long time, it is best to wash them at 30 degrees and not use fabric softener. That keeps the elasticity and the grip seat for a long time.
Pikeur breeches come up true to size. It is advisable to choose the size you also wear in other sportswear. If you are unsure, the Pikeur size chart will help.
Yes, Pikeur offers riding leggings in simple designs and classic colours such as white or dark blue that are also suitable for shows.
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Voucher codes from voucher-collector sites are generally not from us and therefore do not work.
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The easiest way is to try it on. The helmet should not slip down when you shake or nod your head firmly. It also should not press anywhere.
Simply measure for online purchases:
- Take a tape measure and place it around your head at the widest point.
- Position: roughly just above the ears and level with the middle of the forehead.
- Compare the reading with the manufacturer's size chart.
Saddle pads are available in various sizes. The most common are Full (for large horses) and Pony (for smaller horses and ponies). What matters is that the saddle pad fits well under the saddle and does not slip.
A saddle pad is rectangular and covers the whole saddle area. A numnah, on the other hand, follows the shape of the saddle and is smaller. Both protect the horse's back and the saddle.
Sheepskin saddle pads are especially suitable for horses with sensitive skin or back problems. They offer extra cushioning and protect the horse's back through better pressure distribution.
For dressage riders a longer dressage saddle pad in a shape and size that match the dressage saddle is recommended. Depending on preference it can be plain or finished with fashionable details such as embroidery or cords.
Yes, saddle pads can be used on their own, as they protect the saddle and the horse's back sufficiently. However, some riders give their horse extra comfort by combining them with a half pad.
Saddle pads are often made of cotton, microfibre or technical materials that absorb and wick away the horse's sweat. For extra cushioning and comfort, saddle pads with sheepskin are popular.
Alongside classic colours such as black, white and blue, bold colours such as Bordeaux, dark green or violet are very popular this season. Saddle pads with special details such as glitter, cords or logos also set fashionable accents.
For event riders an eventing saddle pad is suitable; it is shorter than a dressage saddle pad and fits an eventing saddle optimally.
If you have forgotten your password, you can easily create a new one once you have confirmed your e-mail address.
To do that go to "Log in" and click the link "I have forgotten my password" and you will be taken to a page where you have to enter your e-mail address. A confirmation e-mail will be sent to you. With that you can set a new password.
You can only see your current bonus points if you are logged into your customer account. Click the yellow P right next to the customer account icon to view your bonus points history.
No, there is no upper limit for collecting bonus points.
On cancellations or returns the corresponding bonus points collected are deducted again, provided they have already been credited to your customer account. Where timings overlap, your points balance can temporarily go into the negative.
If you return an order where you redeemed points, the redeemed points expire.
As long as your order has not yet been processed, it is generally still possible to have it cancelled. If your order is already being processed, we can unfortunately no longer stop that process.
If you want to cancel your order, please send us an e-mail quoting the order number at: info@lepona.de
Changing the payment method and adding items is generally not possible. In that case we ask you to have us cancel your order (if still possible) and place your order again.
If your order is already being processed and a cancellation is therefore no longer possible, please place a new order for the missing items.
Unfortunately we cannot offer a classic exchange. Please send the item that does not fit back to us.
You then order the item in the right size as usual through our shop.
As a rule we need about 5 to 10 working days (Mon–Fri) after receipt to process your return.
As soon as your return has been processed, you will receive an e-mail from us. The refund is always made by the same payment method used. Offsetting against new orders is not possible. If your order was paid by prepayment, you can enter your bank details for the refund online in the customer account or send them by e-mail to service@lepona.de.
Yes, you can send several returns back to us together in one box.
Please register all returns online in advance. Make sure the items in the parcel are clearly separated from each other, for example with paper or separate outer packaging. Note all case numbers on a delivery note or put the respective return or delivery notes fully in the parcel.
Competition breeches are white by tradition, so the judges can assess the rider's position better. According to the LPO, however, only "light-coloured breeches" are required. So you could also wear cream or light grey breeches. As a rule, though, white breeches are worn at dressage and jumping shows.
High-quality competition breeches are made of breathable and stretch fabrics such as cotton-polyester blends or technical textiles. These materials offer good freedom of movement and are often dirt-repellent, which is especially important with light colours. Also make sure the material is opaque, or wear suitable underwear underneath.
To keep white breeches clean, stains should be treated with a stain remover as quickly as possible. It is advisable to wash the breeches after every show at a low temperature (30°C). Turn the breeches inside out to protect the seat and only air-dry them.
White breeches quickly go dark at the knees and seat. Especially if you have freshly cleaned and greased your saddle, the dark colour often rubs off onto the breeches. Eventually that can no longer be washed out.
Full-grip breeches give you a non-slip coating over the whole seat area down to the knees. This gives you more stability in the saddle. Dressage riders usually go for full-seat breeches.
Knee-grip breeches only have a non-slip zone around the knees. They therefore allow more flexibility, which some riders find more comfortable. Show jumpers usually use knee-patch breeches, as they ride in a light seat most of the time.
Competition breeches should fit snugly and still offer full freedom of movement. Many riders prefer a high waist, as it gives extra support and creates a classic silhouette. It is important that the breeches fit well without digging in and do not crease.
White breeches are especially popular for shows, as they meet the formal dress code. However, they can also be worn on special occasions or at riding events outside shows, but are less everyday-friendly because they show dirt easily.
You can best find the right size by measuring the hips and the inside leg. Many manufacturers offer size charts that help you choose. Competition breeches should fit well without slipping or pinching
Yes, many modern competition breeches are made of dirt-repellent materials. They make cleaning easier and are less sensitive to stains. This is especially useful with white breeches.