Features
Use: horse riding
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Comfortable
- Warm and breathable
TECHNOLOGY:
- IceLock®
- Thinsulate
- Ortholite
UPPER:
- High-rise
- Leather
- Thinsulate lining
- Excellent thermal insulation
- Stretchy laces on the front
- Back zip
- Tab on the upper
- Stretchy insert for perfect adjustment
- Spur cleats
INSOLE:
- Ortholite footbed
- Excellent cushioning
- Optimal air flow
- Quick moisture wicking
- Keep your feet dry
- Antibacterial treatment
MIDSOLE:
- Excellent foot support
- Optimises balance
OUTSOLE:
- Contrace™ IceLock™ sole
- Excellent traction
- Adapts to all terrains and all conditions
More info
TECHNOLOGY:
IceLock: Soles with IceLock technology offer exceptional grip on all types of terrain. The glass micro-filaments, inserted into the rubber sole compound, create maximal grip on slippery surfaces. IceLock soles provide stability on wet and icy surfaces.
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3M™ Thinsulate™: These products retain as much heat as possible on a smaller surface area. This technology is light, warm and provides freedom of movement for the wearer. Thinsulate uses fabric made from thin synthetic fibres, which store a lot of air and produce heat. The 3M company is renowned for its numerous innovations, including those used in Neil Armstrong's gear. The special Thinsulate Insulation fibres ensure a high level of comfort as well as efficient breathability and anti-moisture action, even when practising sports that generate a lot of sweat. |
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ORTHOLITE®: Engineered from open cell polyurethane, Ortholite soles retain 95% of their cushioning properties after a year of use, whereas ordinary soles lose 70% over the same time period. The Ortholite sole is lightweight and breathable. The air circulates, to help evacuate heat and moisture to keep the feet dry. The environmentally-friendly biocide treatment is antimicrobial and creates a healthier environment for the feet. The advantages of Ortholite Open-Cell technology are:
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COMPOSITION:
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Renewable, recyclable and biodegradable merino wool, combines all the advantages of traditional wool, synthetic fibres and cotton. It is soft, warm in the cold and cool in the heat, breathable to prevent dampness and has anti-odour properties. |
MEASURING:
Measuring is essential when choosing a pair of boots.
No measurement interpretation is made by the manufacturer. The measurement indicated on the order will refer to the definitive measurements of the pair of boots.
We recommend wearing your usual horse riding clothing (pants and socks).
Get assistance: taking measurement alone is often a source of error. The horse rider must stand, feet flat on the ground, legs slightly bent. If possible, take measurement of your calf at the time you usually ride. If you ride a any time of the day, take measurement on the second part of the day. This will prevent the risk of choosing a narrow boots as your legs may swollen during the day.
Keep in mind that new boots lower (breaks in) of 1 to 3 cm when used.
The more the boots are tight, the less they will lower.
For an elegant profile, the boots will have to be slight too high at first, noting this will depends on everyone's opinion, of the chosen model and of the riding time.
To prevent from a possible back of the knee pain during trial period, we recommend the use of a cork heel pad until the boots "break in".
ATTENTION: Always take both leg measures