Black Ankle Boots

Not every boot in this collection is waterproof, so it's worth checking before you buy. The Idaho Storm Waterproof Jodhpur Riding Boots, Vancouver Storm Waterproof Boots and Kentucky Storm Waterproof Jodhpur Boots all use a Wil-Tex® waterproof membrane, making them a solid choice for wet yards, rainy hacks and muddy fields.

The Idaho Jodhpur Boots, Buffalo Boots and Detroit Steel Toe Cap Work Boots are built with breathable, non-waterproof linings instead — better suited to drier conditions or indoor arena work where breathability matters more than weatherproofing. If you're regularly out in the rain, browse our full waterproof boots range.

If you find standard-fit boots too snug or too loose around the ankle, the Idaho Storm Waterproof Jodhpur Riding Boots offer an adjustable fit, while the Kentucky Storm Waterproof Jodhpur Boots go a step further with fully adjustable laces and a gusseted lace system, letting you set the width, instep and level of ankle support yourself.

For riding out in the rain or working a wet yard, the Kentucky Storm Waterproof Jodhpur Boots give the most complete weather protection thanks to their 360° sealed lace system, while the Vancouver Storm Waterproof Boots pair a Wil-Tex® membrane with a hard-wearing Duratread™ sole for grip on wet, uneven ground. The Idaho Storm boots are a good lighter-weight option if you want waterproofing without a full lace-up fit.

• Idaho Jodhpur Boots — breathable premium leather lining with a removable Cambrella-lined insole and air release valve in the heel.
• Idaho Storm Waterproof Jodhpur Riding Boots — breathable calfskin lining with cushioned inner lining to prevent rubbing on long rides.
• Vancouver Storm Waterproof Boots — breathable lining with a removable Cambrella cushioned insole and gel heel inserts.
• Kentucky Storm Waterproof Jodhpur Boots — memory foam X-Comfort insole with a fully padded ankle and collar for all-day wear.
• Buffalo Boots — breathable membrane lining with gel cushioned heel inserts, designed for long days on your feet.
• Detroit Steel Toe Cap Work Boots — breathable lining with a removable X-Comfort memory foam insole and gel heel inserts.

If you need safety footwear rather than a riding boot, the Detroit Steel Toe Cap Work Boots have a reinforced steel toe cap alongside a Duratread™ non-slip sole, making them a practical choice for workshop tasks, general yard work and jobs where impact protection matters.

Ankle boots should sit snugly around the ankle and collar without pinching, with enough room to wear a normal riding sock. Standard-fit boots such as the Vancouver Storm, Buffalo and Detroit work well for most calf shapes, while adjustable and laced styles like the Idaho Storm and Kentucky Storm let you fine-tune the fit around the instep and ankle. If you're between sizes, our full range of jodhpur boots and riding boots can help you compare fits across styles.

No. The Idaho Storm, Vancouver Storm and Kentucky Storm boots are fully waterproof with a Wil-Tex® membrane. The Idaho Jodhpur Boots, Buffalo Boots and Detroit Steel Toe Cap Work Boots use breathable, non-waterproof linings instead.

The Idaho Storm Waterproof Jodhpur Riding Boots and the Kentucky Storm Waterproof Jodhpur Boots both offer an adjustable fit, with the Kentucky Storm using a fully adjustable gusseted lace system for the most tailored fit around the ankle.

The Idaho Jodhpur Boots are a lightweight, non-waterproof slip-on with a breathable leather lining, best suited to everyday schooling and yard use. The Idaho Storm Waterproof Jodhpur Riding Boots share a similar shape but add a Wil-Tex® waterproof lining and an adjustable fit, making them the better choice for wet weather riding.

They're built for riding as well as yard work — the padded ankle and collar, moulded shank and side zip are designed for time in the saddle, while the waterproofing and adjustable lace system make them just as practical for wet yard chores.

Yes. The Detroit Steel Toe Cap Work Boots have a reinforced steel toe cap and a hard-wearing Duratread™ non-slip sole, making them suitable for workshop tasks and general site or yard work where impact protection is needed.

They should feel snug but not tight around the ankle and collar, with enough room for a normal riding sock. If you need more control over the fit, choose an adjustable or laced style such as the Idaho Storm or Kentucky Storm rather than a standard slip-on.

Yes, all orders from this collection include free UK delivery and free returns.