👢 Shires Moretta Clio Adult's Paddock Boot: Top-Quality Footwear for Equestrian Enthusiasts Review

I bought these boots because I've just started taking riding lessons and they are fantastic! The fit is correct in size and quality. They are perfect for riding and support in all the right places. They don't chafe and the ankles are a bit flexible thanks to the added mesh, which is great for maneuvering on horseback. I am very satisfied with this product.

They look cheap but I wear them twice a month for a total of two hours so they do the trick. I tried them on with a very thick sock and had some room left. I normally wear a 10/10.5 but bought an 11 just in case. I have a very wide foot and have not had any width issues so far. My rating is based on trying on, I have not worn them on a bike and only received them on 09/08/2021.

We like these shoes, they fit well, are snug enough not to fall or snag while riding. The zipper works well and my daughter says they are comfortable. The skin has held and is nowhere to be seen after 2 months. We apply guys over them and they were perfect. I would say the mileage is consistent with the size. My daughter wears anything from a 6 to 7 and her feet are a bit wide at the toes and I bought her a 7 and they are perfect for socks.

So far, so good! These are the most durable low cost boots I have found. Compared to the TuffRider, they offer much better ankle support and toe protection. The inside isn't that soft, but the insoles will fix that. They feel a bit like a roomy fit, but again, inserts or thick socks will fix that. Compared to Syntovia stud boots, they are more comfortable in the insole. Will be updated as they wear out.

I needed a good value riding boot that would combine comfort and style at a reasonable price. I've only ridden in them once, but they appear to be well made and relatively comfortable. They are just a little stiff around the ankles but I have a feeling this will ease as I wear them. The arch and general foot support is great! They fit a little wider than normal shoes, which is fine with me as I can wear thicker socks in cooler weather. I would add that there was some confusion as to whether…

I usually wear a size 10 but according to reviews I ordered a size up. Well they were a little big which was ok because I needed to add insoles for cushioning and arch support. I don't understand why they make riding boots so uncomfortable. A riding day includes a lot of walking and standing time. I am 49 years old and need support and a better pillow. So with insoles it would be fine, only that I wear them without - and with a slightly loose boot - only at the desk (sitting), the spur has dug…