Riding Boots Guide

Choosing the right riding boot is important for comfort, stability and control while riding.

Many riding boot problems occur because:

• measurements were not taken correctly
• the shaft does not match the shape of the leg
• the wrong type of riding boot was chosen

With more than 60 years of experience with riding boots, Van Huet helps riders find the right fit.

In this guide you will find practical articles with advice and explanations.

Riding boots for wide calves

Riders with wider or so-called balloon calves often have difficulty finding a boot that fits properly.

Read the article: Riding boots for wide calves and balloon calves

Riding boots for slim legs

For riders with very slim legs it can be difficult to find a riding boot that fits well around the calf and ankle.

Read the article: Riding boots for slim legs

Riding boots with front zip or back zip

The position of the zipper affects:

• foot support
• durability of the boot
• comfort while riding

Read the article: Riding boots with front zip or back zip

How to measure riding boots correctly

A well fitting riding boot starts with correctly measuring the leg and foot.

Read the article: How to measure riding boots correctly