Recent content by WindRacer

Thanks guys for the feedback. I was thinking of going for the Toggi Calgary's but still debating with myself... I really don't want to make the mistake of buying another pair of boots for them to lie in the cupboard unused and wasted because they don't fit... :( It's tough because I don't have...

Thank you, I've added the Toggi Calgary Boots to my options. I struggled to find a pair of Brogini boots online so I'll leave that off for now. Thanks. Any more suggestions?

I am 14 years old and always wear my hi-vis when hacking, especially on roads, even if they're quiet and it's daylight. I also wear my body protector underneath and have someone with me when hacking alone. It's so important. I don't think I'm invincible, but I am maturer than most teenage girls...

I posted a thread earlier on asking if anyone recommended Mark Todd Milestone boots or K*TY Lake/Oracle country boots but haven't succeeded with a lot of replies, probably because nobody really knows about them. (The links for the boots I mentioned above are...

Thanks guys for all the help. I have finally ended the loan after just under 4 months and it was brilliant. His trot work came on brilliantly, on our first dressage test I fell off and fractured my wrist but we continued on and came 2nd out of 5 riders, towards the end we done a lot more...

Yeah, I have heard a lot of mixed reviews especially with the K*TY boots, a lot of people say they are cheap and wear out quickly, but others have said they are actually pretty good. I don't know whether or not I'm going to risk it... hmmm... :confused:

I have been looking on Equestrian Clearance for new boots that I will be buying at Christmas. The thing is it's hard for me to find long boots that fit properly since I have wide calves. Currently I wear rubber jodhpur boots and synthetic half chaps which are comfortable, but the chaps fall down...

I have been riding for two years - my first year was only hacking so I have only been taking lessons for a year. I can walk, trot, canter confidently. My jump needs a little work, but I can pop over small jumps with no issues. I am loaning a pony for the first time. He is a nervous pony, I have...