Outdoor boots Rylin
€109.95*
Available, delivery time: 5-7 days
- Warm gefüttert
- Komfortable Einlegesohle
- Wasserdicht
- Rutschfest
- Elastisch
Description
Rylin ist ein robuster, vollständig wasserdichter Outdoor-Stiefel. Das warme Futter und die Einlegesohle aus Memory-Schaum garantieren auch an kalten Tagen hohen Tragekomfort. Die solide und rutschfeste Gummisohle bietet sicheren Halt auf den unterschiedlichsten Böden. Besonders komfortabel dank des elastischen Wadeneinsatzes.
- Material: Leder
- Material des Futters: Polyester
- Material der Sohle: Gummi
- Robuster Outdoorstiefel Rylin
- Vollständig wasserdicht
- Warm gefüttert
- Komfortable Einlegesohle aus Memory-Schaum
- Solide, rutschfeste Gummisohle
- Elastischer Wadeneinsatz
Properties
| Product type: | Riding boots |
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Manufacturer
QHP
Postal address: Brands of Q B.V, Richterlaan 7, 9207 JT Drachten, Netherlands
Email: info@brandsofq.com
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How to find the perfect fit for riding boots
Measure foot size
Measure the foot length from the longest toe to the heel – ideally in the afternoon or evening. Use the manufacturer's size chart, as measurements can vary slightly.
Determine shaft width
Measure the calf circumference at the widest point while sitting. Wear riding socks or breeches as you will later when riding.
Determine shaft height
Measure from the floor to the back of the knee with the leg slightly bent. Leather boots settle – so the shaft may be a little higher at first.
Fitting tips
Boots should fit snugly but not press. Leather moulds, synthetics stay shape-stable. Heel and ankle need a little play for comfort when riding.
Fit notes
- Leather stretches – better buy a little snugger.
- Synthetics keep their shape – the size should fit straight away.
- Requirements vary by discipline: dressage boots snugger & taller, jumping boots more flexible.
With good preparation and accurate measuring, nothing stands in the way of buying online.
How to find the perfect fit for riding boots
Measure foot size
Measure the foot length from the longest toe to the heel – ideally in the afternoon or evening. Use the manufacturer's size chart, as measurements can vary slightly.
Determine shaft width
Measure the calf circumference at the widest point while sitting. Wear riding socks or breeches as you will later when riding.
Determine shaft height
Measure from the floor to the back of the knee with the leg slightly bent. Leather boots settle – so the shaft may be a little higher at first.
Fitting tips
Boots should fit snugly but not press. Leather moulds, synthetics stay shape-stable. Heel and ankle need a little play for comfort when riding.
Fit notes
- Leather stretches – better buy a little snugger.
- Synthetics keep their shape – the size should fit straight away.
- Requirements vary by discipline: dressage boots snugger & taller, jumping boots more flexible.
With good preparation and accurate measuring, nothing stands in the way of buying online.