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Re: [RC] Riding Sneakers - Barbara McCrary

The Ariat Terrains run wide, unfortunately for those of us with narrow or moderately narrow feet.  I use mine for ranch work, and I put on two pairs of socks to help fill up the extra width.
 
Barbara
----- Original Message -----
From: Julienne
Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 2004 10:28 AM
Subject: [RC] Riding Sneakers

I recently purchased a pair of the waterproof Ariat Terrains.  I haven't gone through a winter with them yet, but as far as I can tell they keep the water out pretty well (Isabella gets quite rambuncious at water troughs and manages to soak me pretty good).  The only thing I don't really like about them is that I can't lace them up very tight (and my feet aren't really narrow either).
 
 
Before these I rode in Roper Horseshoes. 
 
 
They make an "athletic" version of the Horseshoes you may want to look into.  The "boot" version lasted me 3 years but I found them to be heavy and wanted a shoe I could get off and hike with.  Here's a link for the Roper Athletic Horseshoes.
 
 
 
Julienne
& Isabella
 
 


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