Long riding boots for short legs and wide feet

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I have asked this before I think but am getting desperate so asking again.
When I search I get wide leg boots not wide feet boots.

I am 5’ 2” and take an EEE width fitting in a size 6. I think from knee crease to floor I measure 39cm and (naked) calf is 35cm.

I would like a smart shiny pair of field boots with a press stud spur tab but no bling.

I found these but they are oiled leather

Can anyone help, please?
 

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Ill measure mine tomorrow for you, they are still in the box , worn once 😂😂😂 Tuffa breckland

These are just an idea with the link, I paid £180 for mine


Thanks but they are too big in the calf measurement. I am 35cm
Where ever I look my feet are too large for children’s boots but my legs are too short and slim for adults boots
 

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I think you can get regular too online
I did look at Derby Slim fit but they are nubuck oiled leather.
42.5 high 36 max calf
 

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I did look at Derby Slim fit but they are nubuck oiled leather.
42.5 high 36 max calf
Polish them, the leather is there, polishing it will make it shiny ✨
 

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Try De Nero’s, I have short legs, slim calves and wide feet and they are very comfortable. My son also has very slim calves and very wide feet and he says they are the most comfortable boots he has worn. I think it is because the leather is so soft and so gives and doesn’t pinch. They also have removable insoles that can be taken out when they are new until they are worn in.
 

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I found all of mountain horse boots fit my feet, I’ve got bunions on both feet so boots need to be wide .. they used to do different heights and width calves so might be worth a google
 

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I found all of mountain horse boots fit my feet, I’ve got bunions on both feet so boots need to be wide .. they used to do different heights and width calves so might be worth a google
I thought they would have a size to fit me but all the smart boots are too long. Unless I missed one / some.
 

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I thought they would have a size to fit me but all the smart boots are too long. Unless I missed one / some.

I bought mine over 25 years ago so they are quite likely to have changed what they produce.. if you don’t need posh ones the MH high rider were the ones I used for every day and they polished up really well and were very comfortable
 

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Two thoughts - 1 heel raisers! I have to have two in each boot and the boots also drop to make them shorter.

Secondly, have you thought about short boots and gaiters? There are some really smart ones that you can hardly tell aren't long boots and it might give you the flexibility you need for calf and feet sizing.
 

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Two thoughts - 1 heel raisers! I have to have two in each boot and the boots also drop to make them shorter.

Secondly, have you thought about short boots and gaiters? There are some really smart ones that you can hardly tell aren't long boots and it might give you the flexibility you need for calf and feet sizing.
I have used heel raisers, occasionally 2 raisers in each boot, for years. Sometimes I feel I’m in high heels!

I had short boots and gaiters too but the smart shiny gaiters would’t fit over a modern more clumpy short boot. My wide feet mean that old fashioned slim fit jodhpur boots are too narrow and shallow.
 

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