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Select by Brand:
Many riders know a particular brand of riding boots fits them well in the foot and, in the case of tall riding boots, in the leg. Popular nationally know brands of riding boots are Ariat, Mountain Horse, Ovation, Dublin, TuffRider, Der-Dau, Perri's Leather and Saxon.
If there is a brand that you like, you can narrow your search by Brand at any time. All available brands will show as choices, so you don't have to remember or know all the brands.
Select by Price Range:
You can select a price range for your riding boots at any point during your selection process on Equestrian Collections. You can also display your options by price - high to low and low to high. Finding the right style of riding boot for you, for the kind of riding that you do within YOUR budget
Winter Riding Boots:
Winter riding requires good winter riding boots - either thermal tall boots or paddock boots. Like regular snow boots, winter riding boots will keep your feet warmer and dry and provide better traction on the snow and ice, but unlike bulky snow boots, they still allow you to fit your foot in the stirrup.