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The Slimmer Foot Fit collection brings together boots that suit a narrower, lower-volume foot — the neater fit you want if standard boots often feel roomy or you usually add an insole just to take up space. It spans jodhpur, ankle and long styles, from the waterproof Chatsworth and Idaho Storm to the sheepskin-lined Andalucia and Polar Storm. Start here if you want a boot that holds your foot securely without swimming at the toe or slipping at the heel.

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Boots for a Slimmer Foot: Your Buying Guide

Boots chosen for a slimmer, lower-volume foot — a neater fit through the foot for anyone who finds standard boots swim at the toe or slip at the heel.

Which Boot for a Slimmer Foot Is Right for You?

Use the table below to compare at a glance. Click any colour to go straight to that product.

BootTypeWaterproofLiningOutsoleColoursBest For
Andalucia BootsLongNoTherma-Tex, sheepskin insoleRubber, moulded shankBlack, Brown, DesertAdjustable-calf long boot for a slimmer foot
Milan Long Dress Riding BootsLongNoFull leather, gel insoleVibram rubber & wood compositeBlack, BrownSmart, dressage-cut long boot
Nebraska Wool-lined Long Riding BootsLongNoSheep wool, leg & footbedDual-grip rubber, steel shankBrownWarm, wool-lined winter long boot
Kentucky Storm Waterproof Jodhpur BootsAnkleYesWaterproof Wil-Tex, X-comfort insoleRubber, moulded shankMocha, Forest, GreyWaterproof everyday jodhpur
Kentucky Long Riding BootsLongNoMoulded comfort insoleRubber, moulded shankBlackLace-adjustable long boot, standard to wide calf
Idaho Storm Waterproof Jodhpur Riding BootsAnkleYesWaterproof WilTex, Cambrella insoleRubber, arched shankBlack, Brown, NavyWaterproof zip-up jodhpur
Polar Storm Waterproof BootsLongYesSheep wool, sheepskin insoleDurable rubberNavyWaterproof, wool-lined winter boot
Harley BootsShortNoSoft calfskin leatherWelted rubber gripBrownBuckle-detail short boot
Chatsworth Storm Waterproof Jodhpur BootsAnkleYesWaterproof Wil-Tex, gel IMPACT insoleRubber, moulded shankBrown, BlueWaterproof all-year jodhpur
Bramham Zip Jodhpur BootsAnkleNoLeather lined, suede footbedPerformance rubber, arch supportBlack, BrownLace-and-zip leather jodhpur
Franklin Chelsea BootsAnkleNoLeather lining, X Comfort insoleSoft rubberBrownSmart-casual Chelsea boot
Dixie Cowboy BootsAnkleNoLeather lining, foam insoleHand-stitched leatherBrownWestern-style ankle boot
How to tell if you have a slimmer, lower-volume foot
If standard boots tend to feel roomy through the foot, gape at the ankle, or your heel lifts as you walk, you likely have a slimmer, lower-volume foot. Another giveaway is reaching for an insole just to take up space and stop the boot sliding. The boots in this collection — like the Chatsworth Storm and Idaho Storm jodhpurs — are cut a little neater through the foot, so they hold securely without you needing to bulk them out.
Which of these boots suit a narrow foot best
For the neatest hold, the lace-adjustable jodhpurs work well: the Kentucky Storm and Chatsworth Storm let you draw the laces in across the instep, while the Bramham pairs a front lace with a side zip. If you prefer a long boot, the Andalucia has a full-leg lace system and the Milan's dressage cut sits close through the foot and ankle.
Fine-tuning the fit with insoles and thicker socks
Most boots here have a removable insole — the Kentucky's X-comfort moulded insole, the Chatsworth's gel IMPACT insole, the Andalucia's sheepskin — so you can lift it out and drop in a thicker one for an even snugger fit. A thicker sock does the same job in winter, and the wool-lined Nebraska and Polar Storm are already cosy enough that a medium sock is usually plenty.
Which of these boots are waterproof
The Storm styles are the waterproof ones: the Chatsworth Storm, Kentucky Storm and Idaho Storm jodhpurs, plus the Polar Storm winter boot, all use a Wil-Tex (or WilTex) waterproof membrane. The others — the Andalucia, Milan, Nebraska, Kentucky Long, Bramham, Harley, Franklin and Dixie — are not waterproof, so keep those for drier days.
Ankle, short and long options in this collection
This collection spans the range. For ankle height, look at the Chatsworth, Kentucky Storm, Idaho and Bramham jodhpurs, the Franklin Chelsea and the Dixie cowboy boot. The Harley sits a little higher as a short boot. For full length, the Andalucia, Milan, Nebraska, Kentucky Long and Polar Storm are all long boots.
How these boots should fit
Aim for a snug hold through the foot with your toes just clear of the end, and little to no heel lift when you walk. On lace-up jodhpurs like the Kentucky Storm and Chatsworth, tighten across the instep first, then fasten the zip. On long boots such as the Andalucia and Kentucky Long, use the lace system to set the calf before zipping up.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these boots only for narrow feet?
Not exclusively. They simply run a little neater through the foot than a standard boot, so they are the best starting point if roomy boots have let you down. Several — like the Andalucia and Kentucky Long — also have adjustable lacing, so there is some give either way.
Which of these boots are genuinely waterproof?
The Chatsworth Storm, Kentucky Storm and Idaho Storm jodhpurs and the Polar Storm winter boot have a genuine waterproof membrane. The rest are not — and note that the Kentucky Long, despite the Storm name in its web address, does not have a waterproof membrane, so it is not one for wet fields.
Can I wear these for dog walking and the yard?
Yes. For muddy, wet mornings the waterproof Chatsworth, Idaho and Kentucky Storm jodhpurs are the obvious picks, and the Polar Storm adds wool lining for cold days. For dry dog walks the Bramham and Harley are hard-wearing and grippy underfoot.
Are any of these smart enough for work or evening?
The Milan long boot has a clean dressage cut and Vibram sole that dresses up easily, the Franklin Chelsea is a smart-casual staple, and the Dixie cowboy boot works for a more relaxed evening look.
Do the long boots suit a slimmer calf too?
This collection is chosen for foot width rather than calf, but a few long boots help on the leg as well: the Andalucia offers up to 3.5cm of lace adjustment and the Kentucky Long suits standard-to-wide calves. For a fixed, neat calf the Milan has a 2cm stretch gusset.
How do I get a snugger fit if there is still a little room?
Swap the removable insole for a slightly thicker one, or wear a thicker sock — the Andalucia's sheepskin insole and the Kentucky's moulded insole both lift out. On the lace-up jodhpurs you can also simply pull the laces in tighter across the foot.
What is the difference between the Kentucky jodhpur and the Kentucky Long?
The Kentucky Storm is a short, waterproof jodhpur boot with a Wil-Tex membrane. The Kentucky Long is a full-length riding boot with adjustable lacing for standard-to-wide calves — but it is not waterproof, so it is a dry-weather boot.
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