The new Legacy Winter Riding Tights offer riders the warmth and comfort they’re looking for. This new addition to the Legacy Legwear range is made with a breathable 4-way stretch material using a soft brushed finish on the inside with fantastic sweat wicking and thermal properties, making them the perfect choice for those colder winter days when you need that extra warmth Designed with the rider in mind, our subtle branding and stylish design complete with handy phone pockets, belt loops and a full silicon seat ensures that every time you sit in the saddle wearing Legacy Riding Tights you’ll only ever need to focus on your horse. Other features include: High quality Polyester/Spandex material with a soft brush finish on the inside Full Silicon Seat for excellent grip while riding Secure phone pocket on either side Pull on style Belt loops Breathable 4-way stretch material Lightweight stretch hem reducing any bulk inside your boots Flat seam construction 5 thread interlocked stitching for strength and incredible stretch Machine washable Available in the following Waist sizes:24'' (UK 8), 26'' (UK10), 28'' (UK12), 30'' (UK14), 32'' (UK16), 34'' (UK18)
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The new Legacy Riding tights offer riders the style and comfort they’re looking for. This new addition to the Legacy Legwear range is made with a
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