Advice
Our selection of winter horse equipment
24 January 2025
Advice
24 January 2025
Winter is a time when both horses and riders need extra care. Low temperatures, humidity and unpredictable conditions mean you need to be winter-ready.
This article brings you our selection of riding equipment for riders and horses.
Winter is a real challenge for riders, especially when you have to brave the cold weather and perform on your horse. That’s why we designed our collection of equestrian clothes. It stands out for our attention to detail, technical materials and sleek design.
Our clothing range is a limited edition collection. It includes:
Have you heard of the triple-layer technique?
It’s a special technique to lock in body heat.
This technique is meant to keep you warm and dry during your winter sessions.
Equestrian accessories play a vital role in winter as they keep riders safe and well. Rider accessories like gloves and thermal socks help retain heat.
Here’s our selection of equestrian accessories to tackle the winter weather:
Our Stockholm leather gloves are a fantastic option.
Our leather gloves are made in France from 100% French material. We use organic cotton.
Available in black and brown.
Our stylish yet durable leather gloves take you from the stable to the city.
Wear riding socks made from a breathable material that locks in heat.
Our Antarès riding socks are a great choice!
Our H2O umbrella provides even more protection and is ideal for keeping you dry.
We’ve joined forces with the leading French umbrella manufacturers, H2O, to bring you a premium piece.
The umbrella comes with a lifetime guarantee!
Do you want to explore the rest of our equestrian accessories? Click here.
Horses can handle cold temperatures better than humans.
People tend to shave horses in winter to stop them sweating too much during training. Most importantly, it stops them taking too long to dry after exercise.
We’ve designed two horse blankets to provide protection and comfort.
Do you need a blanket for your horse?
Here’s a guide to help you choose the right blanket for your horse and the temperature outside:
Our stylish yet functional horse blankets make the perfect show rugs.
Winter conditions mean you have to change how you exercise your horse. Slippery or frozen fields can be hazardous, especially for joints and ligaments.
When it’s cold, some relaxation exercises before you start training are essential to prevent sprains and injury. Check out our advice with all the exercises you need in our article.
Winter conditions mean you have to change how you exercise your horse. Slippery or frozen fields can be hazardous, especially for joints and ligaments. Consider removing winter protective gear such as the quarter sheet gradually to avoid thermal shock.
For further information, check out the IFCE’s helpful advice about helping horses get used to the cold.