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Location: Phoenix | I'm looking for some "actual" riding jeans. I'm done using my fancy jeans but they're all I have since I outgrew my Cruel Girl's three years ago and never replace them.
So what brand do you like, where do you find them, and how much did you pay for them? Kind of looking for some "economy" or "work" jeans that I can wear at the barn and just ride every day in....No more $150 jeans!!! Haha sheesh. |
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Location: Texas | Rock and Roll Cowgirl! They are my new favorite all around jeans. Comfy for riding, but can also be dressed up. Some styles are blingy, others not so much. They range from $70 - $100.
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 Mature beyond Years
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Location: North of the 49th Parallel | Ariat. |
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Location: Kansas | I really like my wrangler mae's for riding, lots of stretch and I don't feel constricted in them when I ride. |
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Location: God's country...aka TEXAS | cowgirl tuff |
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| JLBerry - 2015-03-12 8:10 AM
cowgirl tuff
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Location: Oklahoma | Tatum2 - 2015-03-12 8:20 AM
JLBerry - 2015-03-12 8:10 AM
cowgirl tuff
I second this!
I third this... Comfort, style and durability... I get mine on ebay |
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Location: Kentucky | I bought a pair of Wrangler's Ultimate Riding Jean. I like them because they are 38" so they cover my boot and I don't look like a dork. |
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| NON stretch Walmart jeans are the best every day chore and barn jean if your done with the blingy costly things. I for one am praying blingy gaudy jeans go out of style any day now!
Sometimes you can find non-stretch and heavy denim at american eagle. If you do BUY them! They are the best in my opinion! I think i cried the other day when my old low waist boot cut heavy denim jeans from AE ripped from 10 years of hard use. We had been through a lot together! :-(
I'm watching this thread for someone to post a $50 pair heavy denim, low waist, boot cut, normal butt jean!
WOuldn't it be amazing if they still made those!! |
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 The Bling Princess
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Location: North Dakota | Cowgirl Tuff. I like the stretch they have to them and they make them long enough for my legs. I don't like the upper of my boot sticking out..makes me feel like I'm wearing "highwaters." |
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Location: Wisconsin | http://www.bootbarn.com/Wrangler-Women%27s-Cash-Vented-Boot-Cut-Ultimate-Riding-Jeans/2011964,default,pd.html?dwvar_2011964_color=Blue
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Location: SE KS | Murphy - 2015-03-12 8:26 AM
I bought a pair of Wrangler's Ultimate Riding Jean. I like them because they are 38" so they cover my boot and I don't look like a dork.
I wear either Wranglers or Cinch, most of them I bought off Ebay for $20. I too like the long length's
so all of mine are 40 length with 2 pair of 44's |
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Money Eating Baggage Owner
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Location: Phoenix | Thanks for all the ideas! Sounds like I need to go try some on and figure out what size I am and then look for them on eBay. |
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Location: North Dakota -> Colorado | I love my Wrangler's and my Cruel Girl Rachel's. I prefer the mid- to high- waist rise and these jeans are the ones that fit the bill for me. |
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I'm Over It!!
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| astreakinchic - 2015-03-12 8:31 AM NON stretch Walmart jeans are the best every day chore and barn jean if your done with the blingy costly things. I for one am praying blingy gaudy jeans go out of style any day now! Sometimes you can find non-stretch and heavy denim at american eagle. If you do BUY them! They are the best in my opinion! I think i cried the other day when my old low waist boot cut heavy denim jeans from AE ripped from 10 years of hard use. We had been through a lot together! :-( I'm watching this thread for someone to post a $50 pair heavy denim, low waist, boot cut, normal butt jean! WOuldn't it be amazing if they still made those!!
I've gotten good ones at Duluth Trading Co. $49.95 |
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Location: The barn...where else? SW Missouri | Wrangler Q babys for everyday riding. So comfortable. |
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Location: SE KS | hammer_time - 2015-03-12 11:21 AM
Thanks for all the ideas! Sounds like I need to go try some on and figure out what size I am and then look for them on eBay.
The trick for me with Ebay, is knowing which style I like. If they don't have good pictures I ask for more. I have bought all of my jeans & most of my boots from Ebay!
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Rad Dork
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Location: Oklahoma | I have two pairs of the Ariat riding jeans I LOVE them. They're nice to ride in.
I have three pairs of the Rock N Roll Cowgirl riding jeans and they are by far my favorite jeans for everyday wear, but I haven't gotten to ride in them. |
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Location: Florida | Drysdales recently had all their rock & roll jeans on sale for $49!! Not sure if they still are though.
I personally like to wear cowgirl tuff jeans for riding, they seem made really well and their material is thick & strong! |
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 I hate cooking and cleaning
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Location: Jersey Girl | I like the Wrangler Q Baby. |
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