Toronto thermal boots in black
€44.93*
% €49.90* (10% saved)
- Easy-care
- Durable
- Removable
- Rounded tread sole
- Warm winter boot for riding
Description
- Warm winter boots for riding
- Outer material made from hard-wearing Oxford polyester with reinforcement on the inside of the calf
- insulated inner boot incl. shaft with cosy fleece lining, completely removable and separately washable
- Velcro fasteners on the sides for easy donning and doffing and customised calf adjustment
- reflective elements at the back and on the Velcro fasteners
- rounded profile sole with firm heel
- extremely easy to clean as they can simply be wiped clean
Properties
| Product type: | Rubber boots |
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Manufacturer
Busse
Postal address: BUSSE Sportartikel GmbH & Co. KG, Industriering 2, 49393 Lohne, Germany
Email: info@busse-reitsport.de
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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.