Our V Sport boots are handcrafted to provide the best ergonomic fit and maximum comfort, keeping our dedicated equestrian athletes in mind. A soft, sturdy outsole and high-quality leather guarantee a comfortable, conformable fit that supports you.
Lift your competition look with the sleek lines and elegant detail of Ortona tall riding boots. Expertly constructed in smooth shape retaining leather, smartly polished to a high sheen finish making them ideal for the arena.
The Ariat Kinsley Dress Tall Riding Boot delivers classic show-ring elegance with modern performance. Crafted from premium full-grain leather, it features a contoured fit, Spanish-cut topline, and ATS® technology for comfort, stability, and support.
The ultimate barn essential: our smaller-sized 100% cotton waffle towel. Designed for versatility, this towel is perfect for drying and grooming your horse, from wiping down faces and ears to adding a polished finish to show boots and cleaning tack.
The Men’s Heritage Contour Field Zip Tall Riding Boot blends classic style with modern performance. Crafted from premium full-grain leather, it offers a contoured fit, elasticized panels, and a full-length zip for comfort and ease in the saddle.
The FRESH & FRAGRANT Helmet Spray is derived from botanical ingredients and designed to not only freshen up bad smells but also eliminate the odour causing bacteria that built up in your helmet or boots.
Breaking in new tall boots doesn't have to hurt. Our Heel Lifts make the process more comfortable by alleviating pain in the back of the knee & preventing heel & ankle blisters as your boots drop & break in.
The Moretta Lanciano Dress Boot offers elegant style and everyday comfort. Crafted from quality leather with a sleek silhouette, secure fit, and durable construction, it is ideal for dressage, showing, and daily riding.
The Nunn Finer Tack Up Grip Spray 5oz provides instant, long-lasting grip for added security in the saddle. Apply to saddle flaps or tall boots to enhance stability and confidence during every ride.
