👧 TuffRider Kid's Starter Lace Up Laced Paddock Boots: Quality Footwear for Young Equestrians Review

So far I've been very impressed with the TuffRider overall. My daughter had several pairs. She outgrows them and then donates them to her barn for other young riders to use. She never had a pair that was worn out or impossible to donate. I bought my first pair and abused them in the short 3 weeks I had them and they held up better than my tall Shires boots. I love it and will definitely be a regular customer.

I bought these shoes and fell in love with them, I only occasionally wore them with a suit but after I wore them two days in a row, heavy walking, they literally tore the top. It is unacceptable for shoes to last less than a month; they must be built so that they can be walked on. I wasn't running or anything out of the ordinary. I can't imagine how quickly they fall apart in a ranch setting.

Brand new boots (properly boxed and packaged in what appears to have been a never opened box) arrived as an exceptionally affordable pair of children's riding boots. The sole is suitable for riding. Bad - The composite leather is too thin to protect the feet and especially the toes! The inside of the upper and the tongue of the boot are worn on arrival. Inside: Frayed fabric on the inside of the shoe. Without insole. Poor quality materials.

They are really comfortable to walk on. However, they are not suitable for hard driving or any type of load. Immediately the front lace holes began to fray. They lasted about a year with walking and occasional riding, but once I started riding for an hour they fell apart completely. The soles just fell off and you can see they are just glued on. However, just walking is good. Spend extra money on horseback riding.

I started riding two years ago and needed a cheap pair of pedal boots. Socks or thick socks can prevent them from giving me crippling blisters. I had to wear sandals for two weeks after wearing them for three hours. I still want them to work, but I ended up abandoning my coveted world of driven boots in favor of cowboy boots. I'm still trying to break them almost two years later. Any time walking leads to healing chafing.

For those who are confused by the sizing options, 75=7.5, 85=8.5 etc. I wasn't sure but I took a chance hoping to that this is just the thing was available and of course the size 75 I ordered was a women's 7.5. Very happy with the look and quality of these boots, we have had several pairs of the same boots over the years and never had a problem. They always hold up well enough to switch to a younger driver after my daughter outgrows them and doesn't go easy on her stuff. She had a pair of Saxon

When I got them they were so comfortable. At work I bumped my foot against the door. The toe of the boot was dented and stayed that way until I was able to take the boot off, put my hand on the inside of the boot and push out the dent that was still visible. After about a month the inside of the boot started to wobble behind the liner as if the brace hadn't been properly attached. I wore the boots for a while after that, but it got annoying having to constantly adjust the inside just to get a…

We ordered two pairs and both were moldy. One pair only had moldy laces, but the other pair was completely covered in mold and came in a shabby box that was also moldy. The entire pair of boots and parts of the inside of the box are simply covered with fabric. We don't leave bad reviews lightly, but honestly it's a health hazard, especially for those with mold allergies, compromised immune systems, etc. We briefly considered just cleaning and storing them, but just get close enough to inspect…