Saddle up for safety: where style meets security! Whether you're trotting through the countryside or gearing up for a jump-off, we've rounded up the four coolest equestrian safety products and tips to keep you and your trusty steed cruising in confidence.
Let's dive into the latest innovations that blend protection with flair:
1. Freejump® Airbag Compatible Jackets and Vests
Kerrits now has 12 tested and approved airbag safety compatible products. What does Freejump Airbag compatible mean? It means that the garment can be worn over a Freejump Airbag. As required by the CRITT Sport-Loisir, it has been tested to ensure the fabric doesn’t slow the inflation speed required by airbag standards. Check out our latest women's and kids Freejump Airbag Compatible Jackets & vests.
2. UPF Protectant Sun Shirts
Sun exposure puts all equestrians at risk regardless of age, ethnicity and geographical location. If you’re looking for ways to protect your skin from harmful UV sunrays, UPF protectant products are a must. What is UPF and what is UPF on clothes? UPF stands for Ultraviolet Protection Factor, and it is a measure of how much UV radiation can come in contact with the skin through fabric. The Skin Cancer Foundation states that UPF 30-49 is very good for a product, while UPF 50+ is considered excellent. Many of the Kerrits summer tops are UPF 50+, from equestrian sun shirts to riding tights with UPF 50+ shop products to keep your skin safe.
3. Finding a Riding Pant Grip That Works for You
The right grip can aid in a more confident ride, in return if your confident your horse will feel confident as well. Feeling secure in the saddle is what safe rides are about, so what grip is right for you? Riding pants can come in three different grip styles; full seat, full leg, and knee patch grips. Each grip can then vary from mild to extreme depending on the material technology used for the grip – there really is a riding pant for every occasion. Whether you’re looking for a riding pant for a casual hack on the flat to schooling a green horse over fences [gulp -you might need some extra stick], we’ve got the grip for you. Learn more about our grips and see which pant is right for you.
4. Gloves
Gloves might not be your first thought when thinking about riding safety – think again! Rein security and skin coverage are the two benefits of wearing a glove, especially during the Summer sun. You can find a variety of our gloves offer extra palm grip to help with rein securing, four-way stretch, and our Coolcore® Gloves offering UPF 50+.
So, gear up, ride safely, and enjoy every stride knowing you've chosen the best in equestrian safety to accompany your journey. Whether you're exploring new trails, honing your skills in the arena, or simply bonding with your horse, these innovative products ensure peace of mind without compromising on style.
Exciting news to share! In celebration of the 20th Anniversary of the Waredaca Classic Three-Day Event from Oct. 25-27, we are thrilled to announce the provision of prize money for all four levels of competition!
The U.S. Equestrian Federation is pleased to announce the combinations who will represent the United States at the final FEI Eventing Nations Cup of the year hosted at the Military Boekelo in Enschede, the Netherlands, from Oct. 9-13.
The United States Eventing Association, Inc. (USEA) is thrilled to announce World Equestrian Brands is returning as a “Title Sponsor of the Rider of the Year Leaderboard” for 2024. They are also returning as a Contributing Level Sponsor of the USEA Intercollegiate and Interscholastic Eventing Team Championships taking place this spring at Stable View Farm in Aiken, South Carolina.
You have to agree that when you arrive at the barn, you arrive at a place that’s more than just fences, paddocks, and arenas—it really is your happy place: the place you go to when you need a little positive distraction from the craziness of your crazy world. Unlike other sport venues, however, your happy place isn’t defined by the venue itself but by the relationship with S the trainers, peers, and horses found there.