HORZE Rover Women's Synthetic Leather Dressage Tall Riding Boots | All-Weather, Water-Resistant with Rear Zipper

Very happy with these boots! I hate paying over $400 for a more popular brand of boots that break down just as fast as any other boot. I wear these boots every day ONLY for riding and not competition. I don’t get them wet and I don’t tromp all over the property. They are very comfortable and have held up well over time. I definitely won’t hesitate to purchase these again for an every day schooling boot. Even tho they do look nice enough for the show ring! Great for people starting out or on a budget!!!

Love the boots. I mainly bought these because I was curious on what owning a pair of riding boots would be like. This is my first pair so I did not have too much high expectations of them. For the price, the quality seems ok. I ordered a size 7.5, because according to the size chart, that is what is likely to fit me. As they arrived and I tried them on, they felt pretty tight on my legs. My toes are slightly pushing at the tip, and taking them off is a bit of a struggle. Maybe this is how they will feel when first wearing them and overtime I will get adjusted to them, but maybe consider ordering one size up if you want some room to breathe. Bare in mind I was wearing them without any socks or pants.

Great boots! Great fit around the toes, just not enough calf room. Genuinely disappointing be ahsr the quality is really good for the price, the fit is just off. I'm only 5'6" and 165lbs, you'd think a size 10 would fit around the calves, but I guess not :/ Would be an amazing boot if this wasn't the issue though!

Haven't worn them out to my barn yet, but they're great quality. It took less than 5 minutes per boot to break them in. The toe box is very wide and has room for movement. The heel doesn't cut in like other brands do, so I won't get blisters. The zipper is very easy to zip all the way up and doesn't catch. It seems easy to clean as well, and it is waterproof

Horrible fit. Been adjusted 3 times so far. If you have zero calf you might like them but if you're normal don't waste your money

I use this pair of boots when I ride the trails up in the mountains and around the lake. I can get them filthy and just hose them off at the end of the ride and they look as good as new. I also wear them in lessons. For me, the fit was accurate. They felt a little too tall when I first tried them on, but when up in the saddle, the fit was great. I would buy them again.

Now these boots are not worth over 100 dollars thats for sure, quality is almost decent maybe for a younger rider who is just beginning. If you have super wide calves it might fit you better just size down maybe half a size, but if gou are in between my review is for the in betweens. I wore them once and couldnt wait to get new boots and get what i pay for. They are low quality leather, no security of your calves and ankles in the boots very loose on the top, even for me i have pretty wide calves. They run super large and they come with some factory damage, so if you are looking for a cheap alternative i wouldnt steer here but if you must, size down half or whole size depending on if you are wide footed flat footed or just like secure boots. I got a size 8 and sized up to be safe and realized i have to wear not one but two pairs of winter fuzzy socks for them to at least feel slightly secure and even then they were way too ill fitting. Look elsewhere if you want good quality cheap boots.

I bought these as I needed a pair of tall boots, and I figured I'd treat myself to a decent pair. I was going for leather, but leather was expensive. These looked like they would be nice enough. They are SUPER nice and look/feel like leather. I can school at home, wipe them down with a damp rag, then enter the show ring. They're comfy enough to walk around the snow grounds in, and I'm amazed at how quickly I found them great to ride in.I also have a fairly skinny calf and was worried it would be too big around, but it wasn't. I wouldn't recommend these for my bigger calf friends (at least not the regular calf size) but I do recommend these for the working rider who doesn't have a groom or voluntolds to help at a horse show.