Ariat Grasmere Boots

sally2008

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Can anyone give me their opinion on these please? I love the look of them and my man has very kindly offered to buy them for me
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but I don't know anyone who can recommend them or not.
 

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Saw someone out hunting in them last week & they did not look good had collapsed around ankle & looked very limp? Think they would be fine off horse but don't think they are designed for riding in not enough support in the boot?? Though I have never tried them on so couldn't personnal say but wouldn't like you to pay out all that money & them have them go soggy. Like I say off horse would probabley keep there shape fine. Sorry to be negative.
 

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i think they are more of a general boot than a riding boot, but i love the look of them and IMO far more classy than durburrys which have now become a bit chavvy
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i think they are more of a general boot than a riding boot, but i love the look of them and IMO far more classy than durburrys which have now become a bit chavvy
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Esp. worn with a mini skirt and pink fluffy socks rolled over the top eh!!
 

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I've seen them lookign a bit limp around the ankle too on the few people who I've seen them on. They seem to drop a good few inches in height. Personally I'd be getting the new style Dubarry boots due out next month
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I have them and LOVE them!!! They are sooo comfy. The only thing I have found is that they arnt very supportive to ride in. I have never found they slouch at the ankles and I have had mine nearly a year. Hope that helps.
 

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I have to agree with Ben_and_Jeerys that the Dubarrys are becoming a bit chavvy... you cant go anywhere without seeing 100 pairs plus another 200 fakes!!!!
 

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Noooo, pics etc. won't come out until next month. Only know as they had stuff up in thier factory shop about new ranges!!
 

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If it makes you feel better I have actually only ever seen 2 people wearing the Grasmeres and both of them said how much they loved them. People are always commenting on mine saying how nice they are.
 

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I've got the Ariat Glacier Tall, which are very similar to the Grasmere but black, and I love them. They're really snug and great for walking courses in. I haven't ridden in mine but I would think if you tightened the laces up enough they'd be ok.
 

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Esp. worn with a mini skirt and pink fluffy socks rolled over the top eh!!

[/ QUOTE ] That's just great innit! What am I going to wear now?!?
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Sorry hun - but we were falling over ourselves laughing at this one girl (or was it 2, or 3 or 4 or 10) at Burghley who were dressed like that.....
 
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