ByIni13
Hello. I have new riding boots (Favorite III riding boots by Felix Bühler) and I wanted to know when I should start breaking them in. I have an exam on September 14th and don't want to get them dirty until then (yes, I know you can wash off the dirt/condition it, whatever), but you'll still see the "dirt." When should I start breaking them in? This is my first riding boot… how long did it take for you?
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Your riding boots will get their patina, you can’t stop it.
I have never entered my boots, riding boots are not meant to go, I also pull them out between the horses, and pull the boots again before the next trensen. To run as little as possible with the boots.
I’ve always got my boots in.
Thanks for the star
You don’t have to go in, you have to go in. You’re not running on the horse, you’re riding. Of course, you can take a few steps, but that they don’t seem strange to you for riding is much more important. Now, if you want to wear them for testing, try riding with the boots as often as possible. Riders simply need the bends and wrinkles. If they get a little dirty, simply wipe and clean with a damp cloth or depending on how to care for the steifel.
rides are there to ride, not to run.
the dinger must sit down and get the right “fold”.
you have to be ridden so much in the boots that you can safely estimate your help and that the boots do not feel “foreign”.
because it’s your first boots.
with a strange feeling at the bein you become insecure and feel unhappy – transferred to the horse – examination sieved.
You don’t go on a hike with new shoes, and even less with new boots for a test. Believe me, for high-gloss brand new boots, you won’t get a single percentage piece more… but a lot of draw if you’re stuck in your new boots. The boots should only be regular and clean.
In the few weeks I would wear the boots as much as possible!
I moistened my boots from the inside with saddle soap water, both before riding and for “dry exercises” at home. Dry exercises in the form that I was pretending to have removed the horse between the legs and made small knee bows. Also place with the bales on a stairway and with the heel on and off is good.
has only taken a few days
How long did you wear them on the day?
so 2-3 hours I think
ok, many thanks 🙂
They’re not getting dirty in the apartment.
So you want me to run them in the apartment?
Why not?
but thanks.
You don’t want anything. Can you do it or just leave it. In a few days it should be cooler.
because the mega is impractical is so summer I don’t want to wear long pants with us is 33 degrees