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In Search Of: The Perfect Boot
Since I learned at Long Leaf that my Blunnies don't have enough ankle
support, I've been boot-shopping for months now. I've just about given
up on riding boots and am looking at hiking boots. I tried on a pair of
Vasque Clarion Impact Leather hiking boots today, which I really liked --
lots of good ankle support, thick rubber sole, steel shank, waterproof,
well-made, etc. and they fit well (I have a wide foot). They don't have a
defined heel, but I don't think I need that since I use EZ-Ride stirrups
with safety cage.
Does anyone else use hiking boots like this? This particular one, by
chance? Is there some consideration I have missed that would make hiking
boots like this a poor choice for endurance riding? Does anyone else
have any other good suggestions for cushy boots with good support?
(Ariats are out, too narrow)
Glenda & Lakota
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