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He'll want a shoe with a slight heel (for safety - keep foot from hanging up in a stirrup in a fall) or safety cages on the stirrups. He wants something that he's comfortable in when walking/running. They should dry out quickly if (WHEN) they get wet. They should start out a little wide since his foot will swell after many hours in the saddle. Lastly, they need to easily fit into the stirrups - a safety issue again.
My husband & I both have wider feet. We <really> like the "Horse Shoes" by Roper. They are a riding sneaker, well made, ALL leather (even the ankle cuffs) unlike the competitors (where the cordura wore away too quickly). Price-wise they are quite competitive - base model is around $70, less from some horse catalogs and Sheplers.
Linda
Bruceton Mills, WV
-----Original Message-----
From: GoldenCMK@aol.com [mailto:GoldenCMK@aol.com]
Sent: Sunday, December 12, 1999 9:49 PM
To: Ridecamp@endurance.net
Subject: RC: Shoes
I am refering to human shoes not horse shoes by the way.
Maria
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