Review on 👢 Stay Stylish and Protected: EQUISTAR Women's All-Weather Synthetic Field Equestrian Riding Boot by Matt Woodward

I bought these boots in January 2016. The total cost including taxes was almost $100. It took a long time to get them. The problem I had was that the heels came apart! I have not used them for riding or special events, only for horse rescue work in grass and sand. I couldn't believe the heels fell apart after only four months of light use! I sent a request to the company with photos. Nancy helped me find a replacement. I sent them back via UPS for $20 shipping because I needed them. The reason I prefer high-top sneakers is because these boots actually saved me from getting hit by a 5-foot cotton-mouthed moccasin water snake. There were no problems with flashes and other things. Received a replacement and unfortunately after another four months of light use the stitching and material around the zippers have come undone and are tearing apart. As there was no return documentation with replacement boots, I am asking again for photos to check with the company and am currently awaiting a response. I saw the same boots at my local hardware store for $64. I will not buy another pair until this is satisfied. I have leather riding boots. These boots should only suffice for paddock work. I don't understand why the new pair had problems with the zipper and/or the material was separating from the stitching next to the zipper.