Review on 👢 Wexford Horze Women's Front Paddock Shoes: Comfort and Style for Equestrian Enthusiasts by Chris Hamim

I work on horseback six days a week and often teach 10 hours a day. I am very picky when it comes to boots. I've been buying Ariat paddock boots for 140.00 for years until the prices wore down faster and faster until the last pair lasted 3 months before I wore sand in my boots. Not to mention the calluses and plantar fasciitis I developed and thought was normal. Then I decided to buy a cheaper pair and even if they had lasted 1 month I would have got my money back. So I bought the Saxons which only lasted 3 days before snapping. Then I bought the Horze brand. I thought I like her pants, maybe I should try her boots. I bought a pair for 50.00 and although they are smaller than the Ariat and I should have gone at least half a size up, they were fantastic. I no longer have calluses or plantar fasciitis and only now, after 3 months, are they starting to subside. They have outlasted the Ariat and I appreciate the comfort and affordability. I will definitely buy them again.