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With care, a full-grain leather boot lasts for years and often can be resoled. The leather is chosen to age and soften with the rider, so a well-kept pair only gets better.

Clean off mud, condition the leather with a balm, and let it dry away from direct heat. The boot care set has everything you need to keep the leather soft and supple.

No. It is a leather riding boot. It is footwear, not a medicine and not a certified safety device — for hazardous work, use purpose-made protective boots.

Snug at the heel and through the ankle, with a little room in the toe. The leather softens and moulds to your foot with wear, so start snug and they will settle to a perfect fit.

Yes. The shaped shaft supports the leg, the narrow heel sits securely in the stirrup, and the leather sole holds firm against the leather of the stirrup — the classic riding boot design.

They follow the gaucho tradition of Argentina's pampas — a full-grain leather boot with a shaped shaft, a snug heel for the stirrup and a sole that grips. They are made for riding and built to last.