Horse Riding Boots | Laces

Italian Riding Boots with Laces

Riding boots with laces are ideal for riders who want extra adjustability around the instep and ankle. Lacing can make the boots easier to put on and helps create a comfortable fit where you need a little more space.

Brands and materials

Ridershouse focuses on Italian brands such as Parlanti, Secchiari, Ego 7, Alberto Fasciani and Prevalli. Most models are premium leather, with selected options in artificial leather.

Fit and sizing

We offer an extensive standard sizing range with multiple calf widths and shaft heights per foot size. This makes it easier to find a close-to-custom fit. Custom-made boots are available. Please note: custom-made boots cannot be returned, while standard boots can be exchanged.

Jumping, dressage and break-in

We are all-round focused, with many riders leaning towards jumping. Jumping boots are often softer and break in quicker. Dressage boots may have a reinforced outer shaft for a straighter line and can require a longer break-in period. Depending on the model, a softer inner feel may be possible.

Cross-selling tips

Complete your set with quality leather care products, matching spur straps, stirrup leathers and practical storage such as boot bags or boot shapers to keep your boots in top condition.

FAQ – Riding Boots with Laces

When are laces helpful?

If you have a higher instep, laces often feel more comfortable. They provide extra flexibility and can make the boots easier to put on.

Are laced boots only for jumping?

No. Laced boots are also suitable for dressage. It is mostly a matter of preference and comfort. Laces can make it slightly easier to push your heel down; non-laced models may need a bit more break-in.

Do you offer wider calf options?

Yes. We offer standard boots in wider calf sizes and we also provide custom-made solutions for specific fit requirements.

How do I care for my riding boots?

Wipe them with a damp cloth, then use shoe polish and brush for shine. Avoid applying shine products to the inside of the boot to maintain grip and stability.

Calf leather or buffalo leather?

Both can feel very supple and break in quickly. Dressage models may take longer to break in if they include reinforced outer panels.