Showing posts with label riding boots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label riding boots. Show all posts
Saturday, 20 October 2012
SPECIAL BOOT OFFER
Was – £159.99
Now - £124.99
The brand new Dublin Tempt long leather boots for women are highly fashionable and practical.
These slim fitting boots are beautifully cut for the epitome of style in the saddle, but look equally at home on the high street!
The sole has the RCS (rider comfort system) built in, and soft flexible leather uppers are lined only at the top with a thin fashionable soft plaid fabric. The sides of the Tempt tall boots feature sturdy brass zips, complete with tassel, and a raised feature protects the riders leg from the zip.
Features
Sweat Control Lining - The top layer of the triple density footbed wicks away moisture, controlling perspiration and keeping your feet dry and comfortable.
Enhanced Cushion Layer - The middle foam layer in RCS+ supplies enhanced cushioning across your entire foot.
Padded Heel Cushion - Positioned to provide impact absorbing heel support where you need it.
Cupped Heel and Arch Support - The bottom layer of the triple density footbed is multi-functional.
Odour is reduced through our innovative anti-bacterial and anti-fungal material, and the insole creates a memory to custom shape the heel and arch to provide perfect support.
Steel Arch Foundation - A high quality Italian steel shank board secures the foundation of your boots to ensure they are made to last.
For more information please visit – www.thesaddleryshop.co.uk
Thursday, 16 August 2012
Latest Products
Tuffa Suffolk Boots
New improved fit!
£174.99
With thorough research and understanding of the customer requirements, Tuffa have succeeded in producing a long leather yard boot in the Suffolk that, within two calf sizes, will fit virtually all leg widths. The lining and foot bed are made from natural wool for warmth and comfort. The water repellent nu-buck leather upper closes securely around the leg with two stretchy straps.
The New Style Tuffa Suffolk boot is the epitome of country style.
This updated model has been redesigned for a sleeker, more stylish appearance.
Features
• Velcro fastenings with gusset for leg width adjustment
• Sturdy sole
• Water repellent waxed nu-buck leather outer
• Cosy sheepskin lining
• Ideal for yard or leisure use
• Please see ADVICE (bottom of the left hand menu) for size charts
• Also available in sizes 6 - 10 (see associated products)
www.thesaddleryshop.co.uk
Monday, 20 October 2008
Riding boots versus short boots and half chaps
Often a common question especially from new riders, is which is better; long riding boots or short riding boots and half chaps? In an ideal world, a pair of long leather riding boots made from boxed leather with a flexible ankle are ideal to ride in, but the price and functionality (having to change into them everythime you ride and out again after) is normally prohibitive!
The problem with long rubber riding boots, is although they often look and fit the calf as well as some leather boots the flexibility in the ankle is missing which can be a great hinderence especially for new riders struggling to attain the correct leg position. Riding instructors tend to prefer young children to wear jodhpur boots so they can see the position of the childs leg more easily (it is easy to draw your heel up inside a long rubber riding boot and yet from the outside it looks as if your heels are still level thus giving a false impression!) and teaches them the feel for the correct leg position more easily.
Usually the best solution is a pair of robust jodhpur boots, or even a good quality yard boot that is safe to ride in coupled with half chaps. This gives the riders calf protection from the stirrup leathers, but allows far more flexibility in the ankle which helps with achieving a natural leg position more easily. Suede half chaps also help the rider to grip with the calf more effectively with I always find a help, particularly on more lively horses! With a yard boot, it is simple to just put the chaps on before riding and remove them after, without the need to replace your footwear.
The problem with long rubber riding boots, is although they often look and fit the calf as well as some leather boots the flexibility in the ankle is missing which can be a great hinderence especially for new riders struggling to attain the correct leg position. Riding instructors tend to prefer young children to wear jodhpur boots so they can see the position of the childs leg more easily (it is easy to draw your heel up inside a long rubber riding boot and yet from the outside it looks as if your heels are still level thus giving a false impression!) and teaches them the feel for the correct leg position more easily.
Usually the best solution is a pair of robust jodhpur boots, or even a good quality yard boot that is safe to ride in coupled with half chaps. This gives the riders calf protection from the stirrup leathers, but allows far more flexibility in the ankle which helps with achieving a natural leg position more easily. Suede half chaps also help the rider to grip with the calf more effectively with I always find a help, particularly on more lively horses! With a yard boot, it is simple to just put the chaps on before riding and remove them after, without the need to replace your footwear.
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