Kentucky Long Riding Boots

Fully adjustable laces run up the front of the ankle and calf, so you can loosen or tighten the fit to suit your leg shape, including higher arches that make some long boots hard to get on. This makes the boot a workable option across standard to wide calf shapes.

Despite the word "Storm" appearing in some of our internal product codes, the Kentucky Long Riding Boots do not have a waterproof membrane and shouldn't be used as a wellington-style boot. If you need a waterproof long boot, take a look at our dedicated waterproof ranges instead.

A removable, comfort-moulded insole cushions the whole foot and absorbs shock, while an integrated moulded shank in the outsole gives balance and support through the stirrup. An outside OPTI zip with a leather popper guard makes them easy to get on and off, with contrast stitching for a smart finish.

Black is the classic choice for competition and everyday turnout, while Chocolate offers a warmer brown tone that works well for schooling and hacking.

No. They're built for comfort and support rather than wet weather, and don't have a waterproof membrane. For a genuinely waterproof long boot, see our Kentucky Storm range or other waterproof collections.

The fully adjustable lace system gives a good amount of flexibility from standard through to wider calves. If you need a very generous fit, our dedicated Fuller Calf Long Boots may suit you better.

The fit and features are identical across both colours — it's simply a matter of which shade suits your existing kit.

Yes, the boot's low-profile design and OPTI zip fastening are compatible with standard spurs.

Keep the OPTI zip closed with the popper guard secured when not laced tight, and re-lace after cleaning so the ankle and calf tension stays even.