Review on 👢 TuffRider Kids' Starter Paddock Boots with Front Zipper - Equestrian Riding English Boots for Children by Erik Peterson

These are quality boots at an affordable price. My daughter is a first year rider and her instructor said these are good boots for beginners if you don't want to spend a lot. You never know if they'll "hang on" at the age of 8-9, and kids are always growing, so getting decent riding boots at a reasonable price is always a plus. The downside is that every 3-5 months, each time the child's leg grows, new riding pots have to be "broken in”. This leads to blisters. Also, new boots and a young student who is thinking about keeping her heels down cause blisters. Get mole plasters for your first pair of socks to avoid blisters! Just one thick sock is not always enough.