Any dedicated rider knows the importance of proper equestrian equipment, and this includes investing in the correct horse riding boots. Riding boots come in various heights and styles but it’s important to ascertain which pair would best suit your riding activities.

Western riders are usually mid-calf in height and loose around the leg. This type of riding boots come in varied, sometimes flashier designs. All-terrain boots are preferred by mountain riders, as they are resistant to dirt and water. Casual riders usually go for low-cut boots, as they are comfortable enough to be worn for long periods of time.

The sport and discipline of English riding necessitates simpler, more functional boot designs because of the inherent formality of most English riding shows and events. English riders should wear close-fitted knee-length horse riding boots. These boots usually come in black or brown. Most English riders prefer zippered pairs of this type as they are easier to put on and take off.