Jod's for curvy ladies....

[nat17]

Apart from fuller fillies, does anyone have any recommendations for jod's for larger ladies... So 16/18 ... Smart or just not plain as usual

[Flipo's Mum]

I'm a bit bigger at a size 20, but haven't tried the fuller fillies jods, I stick to robinsons own requisite range and they stretch enough for me so imagine they'd be fine for you.

[JustJas]

Musto snugs are great. They are a very stretchy comfy fabric. They are cosy for winter wirth the bonus of water and muck repellent.

[k8te]

I have some Dublin ones, really comfy & warm and the fit is lovely x

[Calluna]

Have you tried 16+ rider? They appear to have a reasonable range. Not bought any jods, but got my country boots there and the service was good.

[jovi_y2k2]

I love my Dublin premier and supafit jods, very comfy

[KarinUS]

Do you get Kerrits over there? I have a pair that i was able to wear when I was skinny, still wear it at 5 months pregnant and now 6 years later it's still my favorite

[LindaAd]

I'd have thought that at your size you could get the any make of jodhs ... I had a pair of Caldene that were really stretchy, and lasted for years, but I don't know if they still make them like that. I like Fuller Fillies, but they do come up big, even in the larger sizes.

[Native Lover]

I was a size 18 and I wear Dublin they fit well are made to last and come in a range of colours and patterns. I wear breeches to cut down on ankle bulk

[Gill]

I like the FF lush cord jods. The newer ones are lovely thick stretchy cord and I rather like my grey ones.

[Wiz201]

I've bought fuller fillies half chaps as my legs are short and a bit wider than the normal leg. Jodhpurs are usually stocked in my size at Robinsons which is 38in at the moment so I've never had to go anywhere else for those. I had to shop around a bit for jodhpur boots as the Tesco ones were enormous. Ended up buying teenagers size 4 ones from an online equestrian store of which I can't remember.