Montazzoli riding boots in black
€249.95*
Available, delivery time: 5-7 days
- Non-slip leather
- With zip
- Elastic
- Handmade
Description
• Made of European quality leather that stays nice for a long time
• Non-slip leather on the inside of the leg for additional hold
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Description:
The well-groomed Montazzoli riding boot has a slim design and is made of supple European leather of the best quality. So you will have lasting enjoyment of this stylish boot! The elastic lace and the long YKK back zip with elastic along offer firmness and a close-fitting fit. The zip is also equipped with two zip protectors.
Product features:
The boots are lined with a thin leather layer with a soft finish for optimal comfort. The insole has a thickened silicone heel support so that the boots walk especially comfortably and offer optimal hold. The reinforced heel and toe area offers additional protection for the foot. The outside consists of non-slip, waxed leather on the inside of the leg for additional grip during riding. The handmade outsole has a renewed self-cleaning motif so that no dirt can accumulate. The boot is equipped with a spur button on the heel back.
Sizes:
The Montazzoli riding boots are available in additional sizes. The right size depends on the shoe size, the height of the lower leg and the circumference of the calf at its widest point.
There are three size charts: one for the narrow shaft (Small), one for the normal shaft (Regular) and one for the long shaft (Tall).
Step 1: Measure the length of the foot for the right shoe size.
Step 2: Measure the height of the lower leg.
Step 3: Measure the circumference of the calf at the widest point.
Step 4: Is for example the shoe size 39, the lower-leg length 45 cm and the calf circumference 37.5 cm? Then you can see that with this leg height you land in the """"Small"""" chart and you can read that the right size is 39E."""
Properties
| Colour: | black |
|---|---|
| Gender: | Ladies |
| Product type: | Riding boots |
Manufacturer
BR
Postal address: BR® Equestrian Equipment, Van Heemstraweg 25, 6657 KD Boven-Leeuwen, Netherlands
Email: customerservice@br.nl
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How to find the right size for your riding boots
Use the manufacturer's size chart
Every manufacturer has a different cut. So always use the size chart for the specific model and check whether it gives your leg measurements or the measurements of the boot. With Busse, the numbers in the size refer to your leg measurements: '39 NN · Bein 46 cm · Wade 34–36 cm', for example, means a leg height of 46 cm and a calf circumference of 34–36 cm.
Measure your foot length
Measure the length of your foot from the longest toe to the heel, ideally in the afternoon or evening, and compare it with the manufacturer's size chart.
Measure your leg height (shaft height)
Bend your leg slightly and mark the lowest crease at the back of the knee. Then straighten your leg again and measure at the back from the floor to the mark. It's most accurate if a second person helps you.
Measure your calf circumference
Measure both calves at several points and take the widest circumference of the larger leg. If the manufacturer specifies a different way of measuring, follow that.
Clothing and time of day
When measuring, wear the breeches and riding socks you'll later wear in the boots, and measure at the time of day when you usually ride.
Choosing your size
- Choose the height and width exactly as the size chart specifies for your measurements. Don't deliberately buy tighter or higher.
- Many manufacturers, e.g. Busse, have already factored the dropping of the leather into their measurements. A new leather boot therefore sits a little higher and tighter at first. This is intentional and no reason to choose a different size.
- Boots with a synthetic shaft keep their shape, so the measurement should fit straight away.
- Your heel and ankle need a little play so that you can ride comfortably.
Not sure?
We're happy to advise you. Send us your shoe size, leg height and calf circumference via WhatsApp to +49 157 92457351, call us on +49 (0)231 586 891 40 (Mon–Fri 08:00–16:00) or book a video consultation.
How to find the right size for your riding boots
Use the manufacturer's size chart
Every manufacturer has a different cut. So always use the size chart for the specific model and check whether it gives your leg measurements or the measurements of the boot. With Busse, the numbers in the size refer to your leg measurements: '39 NN · Bein 46 cm · Wade 34–36 cm', for example, means a leg height of 46 cm and a calf circumference of 34–36 cm.
Measure your foot length
Measure the length of your foot from the longest toe to the heel, ideally in the afternoon or evening, and compare it with the manufacturer's size chart.
Measure your leg height (shaft height)
Bend your leg slightly and mark the lowest crease at the back of the knee. Then straighten your leg again and measure at the back from the floor to the mark. It's most accurate if a second person helps you.
Measure your calf circumference
Measure both calves at several points and take the widest circumference of the larger leg. If the manufacturer specifies a different way of measuring, follow that.
Clothing and time of day
When measuring, wear the breeches and riding socks you'll later wear in the boots, and measure at the time of day when you usually ride.
Choosing your size
- Choose the height and width exactly as the size chart specifies for your measurements. Don't deliberately buy tighter or higher.
- Many manufacturers, e.g. Busse, have already factored the dropping of the leather into their measurements. A new leather boot therefore sits a little higher and tighter at first. This is intentional and no reason to choose a different size.
- Boots with a synthetic shaft keep their shape, so the measurement should fit straight away.
- Your heel and ankle need a little play so that you can ride comfortably.
Not sure?
We're happy to advise you. Send us your shoe size, leg height and calf circumference via WhatsApp to +49 157 92457351, call us on +49 (0)231 586 891 40 (Mon–Fri 08:00–16:00) or book a video consultation.