Beste Leichte Damen-Reitjacken Für Den Frühling

2023 Autor: George Kingsman | [email protected]. Zuletzt bearbeitet: 2023-05-21 05:32

Die besten leichten Damen-Reitjacken müssen atmungsaktiv, wasserabweisend und bequem sein, sodass sie sich ideal für das wechselhafte Wetter im Frühjahr und Herbst sowie an nassen, aber milden Wintertagen und kühl-feuchten Sommertagen eignen. Wenn Sie Ihre perfekte leichte Damen-Reitjacke finden, könnte sie zu einem der am meisten getragenen Kleidungsstücke in Ihrer Reitgarderobe werden!

Beim Kauf einer leichten Jacke lohnt es sich, das Aussehen gegen die Praktikabilität abzuwägen, zum Beispiel sind schick aussehende, sichtbare Reißverschlüsse möglicherweise nicht so wasserabweisend wie geschlossene. Auch eine Kapuze kann beim Unterrichten oder auf dem Hof nützlich sein, kann aber im Sattel ärgerlich sein. Einige Jacken haben entweder eine abnehmbare oder einklappbare Kapuze, die dir das Beste aus beiden Welten bietet. Schließlich ist es für maximalen Wetterschutz gut, wenn die Bündchen eng um das Handgelenk schließen und die Nähte verklebt sind, damit kein Wasser durch die Nähte dringt.

Horse & Hound hat mit einer Reihe von professionellen Reitern, Trainern und Höfen zusammengearbeitet, um eine Reihe von Produkten in einer geschäftigen Hofumgebung auf die Probe zu stellen. Und hier sind die Ergebnisse…

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Die leichten Damen-Reitjacken in diesem Vergleichstest wurden von Tamsin Addison getestet. Tamsin besiegte im Alter von 21 Jahren den Knochenkrebs und baute als erster Mensch weltweit den Humerusknochen in ihrem Oberarm nach. Sie hat bis zur CCI2*-L Vielseitigkeit teilgenommen, reitet jetzt aber für Irland in der Para-Dressur.

Horse & Hounds Auswahl der besten leichten Damen-Reitjacken 2019

* BESTE IM TEST & BESTER WERT *

Dublin Sachi Jacke

UVP: 54,99 €

“the jacket is really flattering and it is comfortable to wear. i particularly like the color and the shape of the jacket. it coped well with light rain showers and it keeps you warm in lower temperatures. i would have liked the pocket on the chest to have been a bit bigger. i would recommended this jacket to all my friends, equestrian or not.”

8/10

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baleno june jacket

rrp: £119.95

“this jacket is super smart. i liked the tan stitches, quilted pattern across shoulders and matching taped seams inside. it was also a lovely fit. i found this jacket very robust and comfortable to wear all day. the fabric it was made out of meant that i never felt restricted, but as the same time i felt nice and cosy. the pockets were secure and overall i felt very stylish without being too over the top.”

8/10

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pikeur pina jacket

rrp: £229.95

“this is a smart jacket that looked lightweight and waterproof with very strong branding on the rear of the collar. this jacket was very comfortable and stood up to the job in terms of being waterproof and lightweight. i like having the hood in the collar as it makes the collar padded and actually adds to the comfort, with the added luxury of having a hood when you need it. but i found the cuffs of this jacket to be too big and the popper on them is not adjustable.”

7/10

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ariat volt jacket

rrp: £110

“i liked the shape and the detail of this jacket, which was suitable for teaching or riding in. the quilted design made it warm, breathable, flexible and comfortable to wear in the saddle. the side panels meant that it fitted well without being restrictive. it had good warm pockets, but had no hood. the detail on the back of the collar was nice, but i found my long hair got caught in it while i was riding.”

7/10

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toggi novak jacket

rrp: £100

“this jacket was quite plain in design, although the back vent made it flattering. this jacket did come up quite small, but i found it flexible, so it was easy to ride in as well as doing everyday jobs in. it was water resistant in light showers, but i did get quite damp in anything more than that. however, it was very wind resistant. i like the navy colour, but i think more colour on the jacket would make it more appealing. the red zip is a nice touch, but it can’t easily be seen. i really liked the fold-away hood as it means you can easily put it away when riding. i would advise buying this jacket in a size up from usual.”

6/10

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tottie stella lightweight jacket

rrp: £60

“this jacket is made of a very lightweight material, which was slightly translucent so what you are wearing underneath shows through the jacket. this jacket coped well with heavy rain leaving me dry at the end of the day. it was extremely lightweight and therefore easy to wear. i didn’t think this jacket was particularly flattering, but it does the basic job of keeping the wearer dry very well.”

6/10

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