HOW TO DETERMINE MY SIZE

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Measurements must be taken wearing riding trousers and socks that you would normally use.

A flexible tape measure is recommended for the most precise results.

Follow Three Simple Steps

1. Once you've determined your foot size, you can proceed to measuring your calf's

circumierence. take measurements while standing un. without shoes. and with straight lea slightly apart. having another person help you take your measurements would be ideal. While standing, measure the circumference of your calf at its widest point. Be sure that the tape

measure remains horizontal without being too tight or too loose when wrapped around you calt. It vour calves produce ditterent measurements. use the larger measurement ot the twd

2. Measure the circumterence of your knee just below the kneecap. This is where the boot's zippe ends, which is also the highest part of the boot. this point also corresponds to the back of the knee, where it bends.

3. Lastly, measure for boot height from the floor to the crease at the back of your knee. Take this measurement barefooted or only wearing socks. This measurement should only be taken fror the back and not from the front or sides. You must add 1 cm (3 inch) up to a maximum of 1.5 cm (⅝ inch) to the height measurement for the boots to naturally adapt to you.

® Note: when choosing a size, the sizing table does not account for the expansion of the clastic, which is approximately 1 cm/1.5 cm (⅛ inch, ⅜ inch)