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Unlike ordinary shoes, horse riding boots provide high protection during equestrian sports. The full-length sole prevents the rider from getting caught in the stirrups in the event of a fall.

Reflective logos on the underside and on the strap add a bit of visibility for riding after dark. At 84g it sits on the heavier end of the scale, but it’s a robust and premium product that looks and feels really good, with a Excelente dial closure system that makes it stand out.

To calculate shaft length and calf circumference, it's best to perform your measurements in the evening. You should also wear riding breeches and riding socks, so you do your measurements accurately. It’s also important to apply the measuring tape properly and loosely.

Just like widening, tightening the riding boots is no problem. Depending on where and how much leather has to be removed, the professionals decide for themselves whether the change is ultimately possible in the specific case.

We therefore offer our horse riding shoes in finely graduated sizes for small to large feet, so you can always choose a pair that’s right for you. Also pay attention to the correct shaft height and the appropriate calf width in the product descriptions.

Weight and aerodynamics: These saddle bags are naturally small, but some on this list are incredibly tiny. Casual riders probably won’t be too fussed about this, but if you’re racing, or you’re a proud weight weenie, then size, weight and aerodynamics could be worth considering. We’ve listed the weights of all the bags we recommend, so if saving some grams is important to you, it should be easy to pick out the lighter options on the list.

Premier Equine tall boots are available in both genuine leather and synthetic materials, giving riders a choice between traditional luxury and easy-care practicality. The leather tall boots are crafted from high-quality European and German aniline leather, especially reinforced on the outer and inner horse whips calf for excellent grip, long-lasting durability, and a premium riding look.

The products available vary significantly in terms of materials and workmanship. Make sure that the material is glued or, better yet, stitched in top-notch fashion. The crossovers must be cleanly processed.

Design is not a decisive factor, though it is an important criterion for many riders. Women's riding boots, in particular, should not only be functional and comfortable, but should also look attractive, to delight women's hearts.

Verdict: A practical, well-organised tool roll that lays flat for easy access, ideal if you like to keep your tools separate and secure.

The main wraparound strap holds the bag securely to the saddle rails, while an optional additional strap can be fastened around the seatpost. At 71g, it’s not the lightest, but it’s stylish and practical, and sure to turn a few heads.

The Velcro-and-buckle attachment system secures it well to the saddle rails, and you’ll need to remove it to access its contents. Once off, the pouch opens flat, giving easy access for packing or sorting. Weighing in at 74g, it’s on the heavier side but feels solid and durable, making it a quality, handmade option.

Verdict: Lots of visibility at night, and has generous amounts of space and easy access, making it a good option for urban cyclists.

The water-resistant zip closure wraps around one end, meaning you’ll need to remove the bag from the bike to access its contents, but this design also prevents it from splaying open, keeping everything inside secure. It’s attached with a long Velcro strap that loops through the saddle rails, like many other bags on this list, and fits securely without wobbling or rattling while you’re riding.

It’s not as big as some bikepacking seat bags. We like the smaller size because it doesn’t sway as much, but if you need more volume than this bag’s 6-liter capacity, you should look elsewhere.