EQUISTARGirl's All-Weather Synthetic Zip Paddock Boots

Wasn’t sure about ordering these with sizing as my child is 3.5 yrs old and currently wearing a 9 Toddler shoe. I went with the 10 listed here and they are perfect with room to grow and not being so big they don’t work. Perfect. They look great for a third of the price of another popular boot. They look like they will hold up great for weekly lessons. I don’t anticipate needing to replace until she outgrows then but I will update if I have any issues.If you have a tiny child who is riding here are some other great finds on Amazon:Perri’s Child Cotton Gloves: Black XS (they have a great size chart to measure and know what you’ll get, other gloves I tried were way too big, nice quality glove)Perri’s Children’s Professional Half Chaps: Black XS, they also have a great size chart - if not on Amazon google the Perri’s website. Easy to see how to measure your child for a perfect fit. Great quality, looks better than most others I tried on her at a tack shop that didn’t fit.Kerrits Kids Performance Tight Tan: XS these are great but still a bit big on her. Still work by cuffing bottom and rolling at top and they have an inner draw string at waist to tighten....and I’m sure we will get extra use as she grows into them. She usually wears 3T or 4T pants. About 38.25 in tall and 31 lbs.Ovations Deluxe Schooler Helmet Black S/M - I would recommend trying at tack shop if you can or look up sizing chart online. But this is the most recommended helmet at most tack shops and equestrian centers.

This is our second pair we just sized up for my daughter and she loves them. Great quality, comfort and cute

Good value, good quality, look great. Her other boots (from a different brand) were very uncomfortable and she loves these. They have good traction and ankle support and fit just as they should. I just wish they had a steel toe, my daughter got stepped on and that would have helped her be in a bit less pain. Overall for the price, you just can't beat these boots!

I bought these boots for my daughter's horse riding camp. They are especially designed for horse riding, but she also wears them to school as she says they are "cool." They are not real leather, but very comfortable and much nicer looking than I expected. She has narrow feet & is very thin and these boots fit her perfectly (so they might not be a good fit for kids with wider feet).

Update: It turns out the BOX was mis-marked. No wonder these "size 4" boots fit more like a size 1. They are, in fact, a size 1.At the same time as when I ordered these, I ordered another pair of the same boot in size 3. Those ones were delayed in transit but arrived today. I was shocked to see that they were significantly larger than the size 4s.On closer inspection, although the box is clearly labeled size 4, the boots are in fact labeled 1C.So, I updated my rating. They are actually pretty nice boots. And since I got a good price on them, rather than returning them I'm actually selling them to another family whose child wears a size 1.My daughter wears a size 2 shoe. I bought size 4. They are too small. They are the same length as her size 1 boots she has outgrown (Tuffrider) but narrower. They are significantly smaller than the size 3 Horze brand boots of a similar style that are the ones I ended up keeping.Seriously they need to post a foot measurement chart since their sizing has nothing in common with standard shoe sizes.

I got these for my daughter years ago and she loved them, she would wear them every day to school as well as when she was riding 2x a week in rain and snow. They would last until her feet grew and then I would buy her another pair. They were always still in great condition when she our grew them so they became hand me downs to me neice. This past year she decided she wanted lace up boots so we branched out and bought a different brand of lace ups. I was horrified by rhe quality compared these despite the almost double price tag. She wore them for 4 months only wearing them when she rode 3x a week and within those 4 months they were falling apart and had separated from the sole. Needless to say we went right back and bought these for her again and we will never go back until she's ready for tall boots!

These definitely held up a straight summer at the barn without ripping

My daughter (7) needed new riding boots, and she picked these. She loves wearing them during lessons and likes them so much we argue about wearing them to school.