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| Re: Plus size riders [message #1519310 is a reply to message #1518921 ] |
Tue, 27 October 2009 08:26   |
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check out ebay, there is a shop on there that caters for the fuller figure. If i can locate it I'll let you know.
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| Re: Plus size riders [message #1519316 is a reply to message #1519310 ] |
Tue, 27 October 2009 08:30   |
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helen0312 Messages: 7717 Registered: April 2007 Location: Werribee Central |
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| farmpoppy wrote on Tue, 27 October 2009 08:26 | check out ebay, there is a shop on there that caters for the fuller figure. If i can locate it I'll let you know.
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That'd be great Farmpoppy.
Would be nice to find "nice" riding wear for us more voluptuous gals, that the thinner kind wear.
RIP General, May 23rd, 2010
RIP Iepe, July 22nd, 2010
RIP Othello, June 12th, 2012
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| Re: Plus size riders [message #1519396 is a reply to message #1519164 ] |
Tue, 27 October 2009 09:14   |
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zilla Messages: 2843 Registered: June 2009 Location: Gerogery |
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| RhemyElla wrote on Tue, 27 October 2009 00:31 |
| zilla wrote on Mon, 26 October 2009 23:22 | I was ... around a 20 a couple of years ago. For me I couldn't go past Pikuer. I still wear them despite dropping sizes (odd that the new job turned me off food so much ) and they still look great. Just can't beat the Euro brands for fit and looks. Pricey as hell though, have to mortgage the soul to get them. I found the HL brands were totally useless in regards to fitting when I was a 16 let alone and 18. When I hit 20 I gave up and pulled out the wallet. The Fuller Fillies I've seen seem to be very flattering and very good quality too.
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Where can I get a job like that please??!!
Lolly, thanks for the tip regarding the LyndiJ's - it's great to know that they're out there
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Weird, this situation is best described as, because I don't work in hospitality. My cousin did and she said all that food made her hate the sight of food. I work in a racing stable ... I think because I come home and can only smell horse, horse poo and sawdust, and too tired to eat much that I stopped eating so much. Problem, temptation abounds in this house, there's always cakes, biscuits and evil desserts. And I love food too.
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| Re: Plus size riders [message #1519430 is a reply to message #1518921 ] |
Tue, 27 October 2009 09:43   |
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Both Peter Williams and Lindi J go to a size 20 now in some of there styles, and I think they are a pretty normal fit. As in I take the same size joddies as I do jeans
Also I think buckskin are still making them to order and they are not all that expensive.
As for chaps, You will not get the Arriets to fit unless you are super tall. Once you get into the wider ones they just start to get stupidly long.
Both Hamag and Harold you should be alright with.
I like to hug trees
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| Re: Plus size riders [message #1520423 is a reply to message #1518921 ] |
Tue, 27 October 2009 16:58   |
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Big bum rider here.
I don't compete or anything. Ride for pleasure. I ride in a pair of Tuk Tuk pants. There sizes are small, they do go up to a 20. They are pricy too, but the quality is good. Very comfortable to ride in, mine have the boot leg so look good on. There is no way you would get me in a pair of joddies. That is a look I don't want anyone to see.
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