Full Seat Breeches: Performance, Comfort & Attitude
Choosing full seat breeches is the natural choice for dressage riders or anyone seeking that extra stable feel in the saddle. Our models feature a durable full seat silicone pattern that provides optimal contact without ever restricting your mobility. Whether it's for intensive training or competition, these are the perfect riding breeches for women who want to feel secure.
Designed for the Modern Rider
Our signature features that make the difference:
The Skull Factor - Look closely! Our grip pattern consists of tiny skulls wearing riding helmets. Safety first, even for our skulls!
Stay Connected - A strategically placed phone pocket on the thigh ensures your phone is secure and won't interfere with your seat.
High Waist Support - Our signature waistband is high and broad, providing a flattering silhouette and support that stays in place all day.
4-Way Stretch - Made from high-quality compression material that follows your every move—from the stable to the saddle.
Why our Full Seat Grip is different
We believe in a "just right" stickiness. Our silicone provides a stable seat and supports your position from the seat down to the calf, helping you achieve a balanced and quiet seat. However, we've carefully developed the grip so it doesn't "lock" you into the saddle—preserving your natural movement and feel.
Combined with our fast-drying, dirt-repellent fabric, these high-waisted full seat breeches (and our riding tights) are built to endure the tough environment of the barn while keeping you looking effortlessly stylish.
Care Guide: Three steps to gear that lasts
To save both your breeches and the environment, follow these simple steps:
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Air first, wash later: Air out your clothes after your ride. For light dirt, just wipe them down with a damp cloth.
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Wash at 40°C (Inside out): Always turn your breeches inside out. This protects the skull grip and the finish, keeping them looking new for longer.
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Skip the softener: Fabric softener is the enemy of stretch and grip. It clogs the technical fibers—skip it to preserve your gear's unique properties.
