Nike long riding boots

If they werent't made by a company like Nike and didnt have their logo splashed on to show who made them I might like them..... but I hate companies like Nike and what they stand for
 
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SCARY SPUR ARGHHH GET RID OF IT LOOKS LIKE SOME S&M THING

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We have found a use for these boots then, they'd fit right in on the S&M scene - Madam Bootspur, anyone?
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I like them except for the spur which looks too big and a bit torturous, and the weird shiny heel. Wouldn't want to buy a pair.
 
Bleugh!!!! They remind me of a thread and link that was posted on the BD website a few weeks ago about dressage in the 21st century, wheres' the pukey smiley please!
 
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Weezy (or anyone else that may know the answer!), speaking of Bromonts and synthetic inside leg, do you know if they are BD legal? I always assumed they were but my friend questioned it the other day and it got me thinking!

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I would have thought so, cannot see why not!
 
Well that is what I thought, but apparantly some of the gaiters aren't allowed as they have a synthetic inside and it makes it easier to grip.
Not that I'm going to be competing anytime soon but I like to keep up with rules!
 
hmmmm not sure on that one! I like the zip, but don't like the logo, and weird looking heel. spur.. undecided on that one! They don't look right for dressage or showing, but maybe everyday stuff or jumping
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now I'm not implying anything here - but I wonder if this thread would read the same if that was a pikeur logo, rather than a nike logo?

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I quite like them.

But I'd worry that this abrasive inside leg leather bit would trash my lovely and far more expensive saddle.

Wonder if they'd be BD legal to? I use the TPS slot in spurs so the spur bit doesn't worry me.
 
oooo i like em (dont shoot me) dont like the fixed spur tho too ridged for me but how refreshing!!!! i wonder how much they are and what they look like in the flesh!!!
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Just what I was thinking. I already DO wear some of the less 'conventional' riding boots as casual wear, as I prefer my plain leather traditionals for riding/competing--but I don't dislike these boots as boots--just as RIDING boots.

I wonder what sort of price they will be.


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I really doubt that these boots will catch on with riders. I suspect there will be loads of them parading around the High Street, probably complete with long spurs, and never coming within 100 yards of a real live horse though.

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