ponynutz
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Forum peeps do your thing please.
Am currently looking for replacement riding boots (silly me left mine at Uni but they're so old and battered I'm taking it as a sign from the universe to finally get some new ones).
On a very tight budget - definitely needs to be under £100 but preferably under £70 too.
I found these https://www.rideawaystore.com/Saxon...s-Long-Riding-Boots/r5052033.htm?colour=Black which I love, does anyone have any experience with them?
Also found these Dublin ones https://www.rideawaystore.com/Dubli...s-Long-Riding-Boots/r5082541.htm?colour=Black which are at the top of my price range but was wondering whether it was better to pay the extra for better quality?
Or are there any that are better/cheaper?
Only a happy hacker with the occasional riding school lesson at Uni and so they don't need to be particularly flashy or do anything cool, just make me not look like the eejit I do at the minute riding in my trainers.
Am currently looking for replacement riding boots (silly me left mine at Uni but they're so old and battered I'm taking it as a sign from the universe to finally get some new ones).
On a very tight budget - definitely needs to be under £100 but preferably under £70 too.
I found these https://www.rideawaystore.com/Saxon...s-Long-Riding-Boots/r5052033.htm?colour=Black which I love, does anyone have any experience with them?
Also found these Dublin ones https://www.rideawaystore.com/Dubli...s-Long-Riding-Boots/r5082541.htm?colour=Black which are at the top of my price range but was wondering whether it was better to pay the extra for better quality?
Or are there any that are better/cheaper?
Only a happy hacker with the occasional riding school lesson at Uni and so they don't need to be particularly flashy or do anything cool, just make me not look like the eejit I do at the minute riding in my trainers.
