Find the riding boots that best match you. Tell us a little about your riding, sizing and fit preferences and we'll help narrow down the best options from our range.
Let's start with a few basic details.
Riding boot sizing isn't just about your shoe size. Calf width, height, riding discipline and the type of fit you prefer can all make a difference.
Coming nextWe'll ask you for your calf and height measurements, what you use your boots for and how you like them to fit.
RIDING BOOT FIT GUIDE
Tall riding boots fit best when foot size, calf width and leg height are considered together. Our Smart Boot Finder compares the measurements and riding preferences you provide with available boot options to help narrow down suitable styles and sizes.
Wear the type of breeches and socks you normally ride in. Measure around the widest part of your calf, then measure from the floor to the back of the knee. Enter those measurements in centimetres along with your usual EU shoe size.
New tall boots should feel close and supportive without creating painful pressure. Leather boots may soften and settle with wear, so always compare your measurements with the size guide for the particular model before ordering.
Calf shape varies considerably even between riders with the same shoe size. Measuring your actual calf circumference helps identify regular, slim and wider fitting options rather than relying on shoe size alone.
Discipline can influence the style and feel you prefer. Dressage riders may favour a more structured appearance, while jumping and eventing riders often prefer flexibility through the ankle. The Boot Finder includes riding use when ranking suitable options.