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The elegant MICHAEL MICHAEL KORS Carney Riding boots add an extra dose of polish to any outfit. Leather upper in a knee-high dress riding boot style with a round toe and contouring sock-line trim. A leather strap across the heel quarter features a decor See more details
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If you are one who loves to ride horses, you probably know how important it is to have the right kind of equipment. That equipment includes the right type of riding boot for the kind of horse riding you do. more »
The popularity of riding boots has increased over the last couple of fashion seasons. A refreshing change from the high-heeled boots that have been the boot to wear for a while, riding boots offer reprieve for the wearer with a flat sole. Whether you're wearing riding boots because you are, in fact, going for a ride or you're just showing that you're up on today's fashion, there are several ways to keep the look classic and stylish. more »
If you're serious about horseback riding, you're going to need a good pair of English riding boots. You can get one of several different kinds and spend a little or a lot of money on them. These riding boots are an important investment for any rider. more »
If you're ready to step out in style this fall, you'll want one of the year's hottest foot wear trends, the riding boot. Why are these boots such big news in the fashion world? Not only are they easy on they eyes, but they're comfortable to boot. Confused about what to wear them with? Here's how to wear those ultra comfortable and versatile riding boots. more »
Horse riders typically wear tall riding boots that are made of stiff leather. Tall riding boots are purposely fitted uncomfortably tight when they are first sold in order to leave additional room for the leather to drop and stretch. Because the boots hit right at the knee, they can inhibit movement and be uncomfortable until they are broken in. There are simple techniques for equestrians to use in order to break in their boots before riding. more »
Boots are one of the hottest fashion items; in fact, they've pretty much always been a hot fashion item since the dawn of horseback riding, and they are always in style. Here's a little bit more information about riding boots, thigh-highs and anklets. more »
Tall English riding boots provide support for the leg, protect the calf from painful stirrup leather rubs, and help the rider transfer weight down into the heels. Lastly, riding boots provide an elegant look in the show ring. If it were not for these advantages that tall boots provide, their reputation for being painful, stubborn, and expensive would have made them obsolete years ago. Even the best fitting pair (see fitting instructions in the resources below)can be difficult to put on and and take off, especially for the beginner. Here are some tips to figure out the process and make it go more smoothly. more »
Gore-Tex is like a miracle for horseback-riding enthusiasts. The high-tech Gore-Tex helps to protect leather from moisture due to inclement/unexpected weather or the various messes from horses during the ride or in the barn. Caring for Gore-Tex treated leather riding boots can seem confusing and tricky. Choosing the wrong product means harming the Gore-Tex and possibly damaging your boots. But with some smart shopping for a proper polish and careful application, you can have your boots gleaming once again. more »
Like toe-shoes for dancers, "tall" riding boots are the coveted coming of age piece of equipment for young English horseback riders and a mainstay for adults in a variety of English disciplines. The nickname "tall" boots refers to either a field boot (with laces) that is used in jumping disciplines or dress boots (no laces) used in dressage. Whether you are a beginner or have been competing for years, finding and fitting that right pair can be tricky. This guide will help in the challenging endeavor of finding the perfect tall boot. The supplies listed should be used by a reputable tack shop to help you determine sizing and fit, but you can also use them on your own if you are shopping online or for used boots. more »
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