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Re: [RC] riding shoes (how wide is wide) - Barbara McCrary

Not only do Terrains run wide, but they also stretch quite a bit. When I bought mine, they fit fairly well, maybe a tiny bit wide. I bought a half-size short so the width would be OK. By the time I had worn them some, they had stretched to at least one size wider, and now I have to wear thick socks to take up the space. And they are a bit too short, as they were in the beginning. Nice idea, the Terrains, but they don't fit narrow feet.

Barbara

----- Original Message ----- From: "Jonni" <jonnij@xxxxxxxx>
To: "Ridecamp" <ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 8:14 AM
Subject: [RC] riding shoes (how wide is wide)



If you think you have wide feet, I'd try on a shoe before buying. I know a
few folks have luck with purchasing shoes on line, but I will never be able
to do that without trying them on first, to determine the size. Ariat
Terrains are a great example. The woman's run "wide" I have been told. They
are listed as a B width. The men's terrain are listed as a D width. I can
not fit in the men's. Not wide enough. Some of y'all only THINK you have a
wide foot. My normal shoe size is a E width. What I have found, that fits
my truly wide foot, is the Roper brand "Horseshoes". They are of the same
style as the Terrains. (soft leather, lace up, look more like a hiking shoe)
They have a small heel, with spur rest. I can buy them for about $50. I
have to buy the men's, to meet the width requirements.


I have Ariat classic half chaps, and took scissors, and did some small slits
on the back of them at the bottom,through the elastic gusset to let them
spread to fit over the tops of my riding shoes better. Total cost of
alteration.....about 5 seconds of time.


Jonni


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