The Best Horseback Riding Boots For Beginners
Happy Monday!
When I first started riding, my trainer knew I couldn’t shell out a ton of money on expensive boots since I was so new. Because of this, she suggested the Ariat Terrain Waterproof boot. When it comes to riding, she said you want a boot that has grips on the bottom plus a slight heel so you can hold on to the stirrup.
In addition to being a great beginner horseback riding boot, these boots really are a great all-purpose paddock boot. Anytime I’m going to the barn to do chores like cleaning out stalls, getting hay, walking through the muddy pastures to bring in the horses, etc., these boots are always my go-to.
These boots feature the following:
- Waterproof full-grain leather
- Moisture-wicking lining
- Shock-absorbing EVA midsole
- Duratreadâ„¢ outsole
- And more!
I have had these boots for over a year and they haven’t gotten run down or anything (and I use them a lot!). These boots specifically come in two different colors: copper and distressed brown. I’m wearing the copper color. I would recommend going with that if you plan on being in the mud – it blends in better haha!
Ariat does have a ton of different options for their Terrain boots, so if you would like to see all of the options, I have already searched their website and have the options here.
If you’re looking for an all-purpose boot that is great for horseback riding, everyday working, and more, the Ariat Terrain Waterproof boot is for you. Do you have this boot? I’d love to know! Or, if you have any questions about the boot I’d love to answer them for you.