Riding Boots problem -plz plz help!!!!

[foxyrubyred]

Hi
i have a problem with finding a pair a riding boots that fit well.
the trouble is i have wide,big feet and quiet chunky calfs and can't find a pair that fits me well.
plz can you tell me of any boots that would fit me?????
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[dianchi]

Have you tried joddy boots and gaiters??

 

[SecretSquirrell379]

I havn't got the slimist calves in the world and I've got Ariat Devon Pro boots and Crowne Pro chaps. I think I got the large chaps and they were tight when I first had them (september) but now they are gorgeous and really comfy. They do the chaps in xl too

 

[Selkie]

Equitector fit my fat feet and legs

 

[em1]

You could try the Equitector web site - you measure your leg etc &amp; then order boots that fit exactly.

 

[Keltic]

Ive got equitector boots for competions they are nice boots so wort a look, i got mine off ebay brand new direct from factory at half the price!! yay bargain!!

 

[Miss Tipps]

I have Mountain Horse sportive which I think are quite generous round the calf and roomy in the foot too!!

 

[irishdraught]

I second mountain horse, they are the only "off the peg" boots that I can wear comfortably. The new Richmond ones are lovely and the elasticated section over the top of the foot, as in a field boot is great for wider feet!

I broke my ankle a while ago and now have one larger than the other. Mountain Horse boots are easy to get on aswell as the zips go right down and I can get them on without placing painful pressure on my ankle bone!

 

[LCobby]

Equitector have elastic each side of the zip so are really comfy even on chunky calves.
The foot sie is not very wide though, so you may want to try a larger size than you have in a shoe if you have wide feet.

 

[Zoobie]

Fuller Fillies make gaitors and chaps for chunky calfs

 

[Boltonrider]

Have a look at the Saxon Equileather range

Robinsons stock em - I swear by them now, possibly the most comfortable boots I have ever worn!!!

 

[chriscrogul]

I have chunky calves too, but wearing jodh boots/gaitors is really painful for me because the tops of the boots dig into my shins. I have three different styles of Mountain Horse boots and they all fit brilliantly.

 

[Echo24]

You could check out a tack shop near you and ask the owner for help. I have short legs and my calves are quite wide but the owner of a tack shop near me measured my legs and hunted high and low in his catalogues and stockists to find a pair that would fit me! I've now got a great pair of boots that I probably wouldn't have found by myself, so have a look around at tack shops near you