When it comes to the fitting and sizing of Horseback riding boots for beginners, it seems more complex than just you choosing the right size of shoes you would normally wear. Riding shoes are well structured, and they should fit your feet, ankles and calves well without there been any slouching or gaps. The first thing you would need to do is to measure your feet. It is very important that you choose the right boot size, not just for your health, but also for your comfort.
A pair of riding boots that are not your size and are also uncomfortable are probably are a pair that do not get worn very often.
Once you know the size riding boots you would need, the next thing you would need to do is to make sure that the fitting is accurate. This is where you decide whether you need wide fit riding boots or the narrow fit riding boots. A pair of shoes that are seemingly too wide or too narrow would cause you some discomfort, so what you need to do is to make sure that you get the right fit.
An additional measurement that you would need to look into is the size of your calf. You probably have wide fitting feet, but that does not mean that you have a wide calf, and this same logic applies to if you have narrow feet. A calf that is too wide for the boots can mean that they will be uncomfortable if they are worn for long periods on a stretch. It can also make moving around difficult for you.
Boots that seem too wide around the calves can cause the boots to slouch, meaning that they won’t look their best. And if there are gaps around the calves, this could mean that the boots aren’t as insulating as you would want them to be during cold weathers.