I have always been enamored by riding skirts of the past, so when I saw that someone was bringing them back for modern women riders, I just knew I had to have one!
Arctic Horse is a small, women-owned business based in Alaska. They make a variety of skirts for a variety of trail conditions. Prior to my 2016 ride, I ordered a Backcountry Trail Skirt so I could put it to the ultimate test in some of Nevada's harshest terrain. I absolutely fell in love with it on the trail. This is no cheap quality product thrown together. It is made from high quality and durable materials and incredibly well-made. It features snaps that keep the skirt up and open for mounting. The waxed canvas outer layer protected my legs from tall sagebrush and other brush. The lined inner layer kept my legs warm when the temperature dropped. When the rain came, it kept me dry. When I fell on barbed wire the skirt saved my butt - literally. But most of all, you just feel cool wearing it! This skirt is a must-have for the serious trail rider. Forget chaps - bring back skirts! The Backcountry Trail Skirt retails for $299. Arctic Horse donates a portion of each sale to a non-profit of the buyer's choice. Keep your eye on their Facebook page for occasional sales. It's worth adding that these skirts are not adjustable and cannot be taken in, so be very sure about your sizing. 8/1/2017 03:08:07 am
The current blog is showing the images of the different styles of the trail skirts of girls which is the latest fashion and every girl will definitely like it. These skirts Ares small and designed in such a way that it looks delicate. 12/28/2017 12:19:28 pm
Skirts are not really my thing. I am more of a type of of girl who prefers comfortability. I like to make sure that what I am wearing is comfortable for me to do things without any hassle at all. Some people often mistake my fashion style for an ugly one. But I believe that we all have different ways on how we want to dress ourselves. And the least thing that we could do is to respect one another's choice. Comments are closed.
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