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The De Niro Leuca is a new breed of boot that is winning over as many people on the competition circuit as it is in the fashion world. Its full zip that runs right around the side not only looks stunning but has practical advantages over the standard back zipped riding boots.
Once you have managed to draw your eyes away from the Leuca please allow me to tell you some more about it. The De Niro Leuca has become the object of many people’s affections due to its unique styling and level of craftsmanship. It’s quite simply a stunning boot on every level. The feature that first draws people’s attention is the unique zip styling that so elegantly moves from the top of the boot, around the side and finishes at the foot. As well as looking visually stunning this also serves a practical purpose as the way the zip is shaped actually aids the rider’s flexibility in the leg and foot, thus being of especial benefit for those that show jump and event. The Leuca is lined both inside and out with grain calfskin, which gives a fabulous feel as well as being pleasing to the eye. The leather also has the benefit of De Niro’s WRAT (Water Resistant Advanced Treatment) technology. This is an advanced treatment using hydrophobic materials which are bonded to the leather during the tanning process to form a protective barrier. This means that your De Niro riding boot will be water resistant, breathable, wind resistant, crack resistant and quick drying. The toe of the Leuca is enforced leather which means that it is more resistant to the everyday scuffs that are akin to most items of footwear, be it riding boots or jodhpur boots, and the sole is stitched leather with the world renowned Vibram technology. You’ll be hard pushed to find a long riding boot that is as desirable in looks as much as it is in practical use than that of the De Niro Leuca. Due to the exclusivity of this boot it is not one of our regular stocked items. Please allow 6-8 weeks from order to receive your boots. Any questions on colour, size or for more information please contact Dogwood on 0845 30 10 365. |
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How to fit Brogini riding boots
Whether you have just taken up horse riding or you have been part of the equestrian community for many years, it is vital that you have the proper clothing and equipment for the type of riding that you are doing. This way you can ride with the knowledge that you are enjoying your pastime in the best comfort and safety possible.
Riding boots are one such vital part of your riding equipment. They have a heel which is specially designed to prevent your foot from slipping out the stirrups and many also have a sole that offers extra grip. Also, the vast majority of horse shows require you to wear long riding boots or jodhpur boots and gaiters so they are a must if you want to ride competitively.
It can be difficult to find riding boots, especially long riding boots, which are comfortable. Many horse riders have problems with rubbing around the backs of their knees, although some of these issues may be resolved once leather riding boots have been worn in. However, many people continue to suffer discomfort from their long boots even after the leather has softened up through the initial wearing-in period.
Fortunately, horse riding enthusiasts are offered a solution in the form of Brogini riding boots. Both the boots themselves and the precise method of fitting them mean that many people find Brogini boots far more comfortable than others they have tried.
How to fit Brogini riding boots
Brogini riding boots are made from very fine leather of either Italian or French origin, depending upon the model. It is both the ergonomic design of these boots and the luxurious leather which make them so wonderfully comfy. If maintained as advised, Brogini boots will keep this exceptional level of comfort ride after ride, year after year.
However, it is important when ordering your Brogini riding boots that you select the perfect size for you. Any boots which are too loose may well rub or flap around ineffectively, whilst boots which are too tight may cause much discomfort and difficulty when putting them on and removing them.
There are three steps to finding the ideal size of Brogini riding boot as there are three measurements which you must take: leg height, calf size and foot size.
Firstly, you must take your leg height. This can be done by sitting on a chair and placing your foot flat on the floor - remember to take your shoes off. Then you should measure in centimeters the distance from where your heel meets the floor to the crease of your knee. This will give you your leg height.
Secondly, you must find out your calf size. As the measurement may be distorted if you try to take it yourself, it is advisable to get a friend to do it for you. You should ask them to measure the widest part of your calf and note this down in centimeters.
The final measurement is your foot size, which is the same as your normal shoe size.
Once you have all three measurements, you are ready to place an order for one of Broginis sumptuous long leather riding boots.
Beautiful riding boots at Dogwood London
We have selected only the finest leather riding boots to feature in our prestigious collection of equestrian clothing and accessories. Hand-crafted from premium leather by master craftsmen, Brogini boots are cleverly designed and beautifully finished so as to offer the ultimate in comfort, durability and performance.
Choose from French leather Brogini boots such as the 2000 and the 3000, or Italian models like the 2131, the 2131 and the 2010. The range includes both field boots and dressage boots, and some, such as the 2200 and the 2300, are specially styled for riders with wider calves. No matter what your preference, our selection of Brogini boots offers the ultimate in choice of styles.
If you would like further information about any of our Brogini range, please telephone us on 0845 30 10 365.
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