These have very large calf sections, and most customers will have to have it cut down to fit by a shoe repairman.
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What is the recommended sizing for these boots?
The boots are designed to fit your normal shoe size. However, some boots are tight across the vamp, the area over the top of the foot. One size up may be a better fit for some. The sizing can be inconsistent between individual boots.
What is the quality of the leather and construction?
The boots are made from all-leather, and the overall construction is sturdy. The leather quality is mid-range. The construction quality is excellent and compares favourably to original items.
Are the calves of the boots a standard fit?
The boots feature very large calf sections. Most boots will require the calf section to be cut down by a shoe repairer for a proper fit. However, some boots fit wider calves perfectly without alteration.
How comfortable are the boots to wear?
The boots become very comfortable after a break-in period. Some boots include an inlay sole for extra comfort. While one boot may break in quickly, the other can take longer to become comfortable.
What are the soles like for different activities?
The leather soles are suitable for walking or arena riding. For serious horse riding in mountainous terrain, the leather soles can be too slick when dismounted. Resoling with shallow Vibram soles can provide better traction while still being safe for stirrups.
Are there any issues with the lacing system?
The lacing can be tricky to get even and smart-looking. Some boots have hooks that come off, and replacement hooks are sometimes supplied without fixings. The combination of eyelets and hooks can make lacing confusing.
These answers are generated automatically from this product's own description and from customer reviews. They are a guide only and we take no responsibility for their accuracy. If a detail matters to your purchase, please ask us about this item to confirm it before ordering.












