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The 10 Best Online Equestrian Stores for Riders and Horses

Transparency: this list is published by Rincón del Valle. Rincón del Valle and Tuxe Life belong to the same company, so two of the stores mentioned are ours. This is not an independent ranking, nor is it ordered by any third-party quality criteria: it is a selection of stores we know. For independent assessments, please check the public reviews for each store.

Updated in October 2026.

Buying equestrian equipment online is convenient, but not all stores offer the same things: the assortment of brands, delivery times, shipping costs, and help with sizing vary. Here are 10 equestrian stores that we know, along with what each one offers. The order is for presentation purposes only, not a ranking from best to worst.

1. Rincón del Valle

Multi-brand equestrian store with a physical shop in A Coruña since 2021 (currently in the Marineda City shopping center, 1st floor, sports zone) and online sales throughout Spain.

  • Catalog: over 9,000 products from more than 180 brands, including HKM, QHP, Equestro, Equithème, Freejump, Kask, and Alfako.
  • Reviews: 4.7 out of 5 on Google with 152 reviews (October 2026).
  • Shipping to mainland Spain: standard delivery in 3-5 business days for €4.99, free on orders over €70; express delivery in 24/48h for €9.99.
  • Returns: 30 days.
  • A good fit if you are looking for: a wide assortment for rider and horse, sizing guides, and advice via WhatsApp or in-store.

2. Tuxe Life

Our company’s other online equestrian store, focused on fashion and equestrian gear: breeches with grip, technical jackets, saddle pads, and high-end boots, as well as club kits (Tuxe Clubs).

  • Catalog: over 7,000 products, with brands like Kingsland, Ariat, Kask, and Equithème.
  • Shipping to mainland Spain: free on orders over €70.
  • Returns: 30 days from receipt.

3. Dover Saddlery

A reference in the United States, with an extensive catalog and a variety of price points. Useful for products that are hard to find in Europe, bearing in mind shipping and customs costs.

4. Epplejeck

Dutch store with a modern focus on equestrian clothing and equipment.

5. SmartPak Equine

Specialists in horse supplements and care, with an additional catalog of equipment and accessories.

6. Horze

Known for its value for money and the variety of products for all budgets.

7. Riding Warehouse

US-based store with international shipping and a catalog balanced between quality and price.

8. Equestrian Collections

Online platform that brings together multiple brands and styles, useful for comparing products.

9. Sprucewood Tack Shop

Canadian store specializing in dressage and show jumping.

10. Equishop

Polish store with technical products and high-performance clothing, shipping to Europe.

What to look for before choosing a store

  • Actual assortment: ensure they have your brand and size in stock, not just a nice-looking product page.
  • Sizing information: for helmets, boots, and technical garments, the fit is as important as the design.
  • Shipping cost and time to your area: rates and times vary for the islands, Ceuta, Melilla, or outside of Spain.
  • Exchange and return policy: deadlines, who pays for return shipping, and how refunds are processed.
  • Support: being able to ask questions before purchasing saves you the trouble of returns.

Conclusion

The important thing is to find the right balance between assortment, service, and specialization. Rincón del Valle and Tuxe Life are Spanish stores with personalized service; international stores can be useful for brands or products less common in Spain. If you want to keep comparing, you can view our online equestrian store or go directly to riding helmets, boots and ankle boots, horse blankets, or riding apparel.

About this content

Written and reviewed by the team at Rincón del Valle, a physical and online equestrian store specializing in equipment for horse and rider. Data for our stores verified in October 2026.

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