An ever popular riding boot in the dressage fraternity, the De Niro Ottaviano long riding boot, with patent top and toes gives that added bit of pizzazz to your riding apparel. A stitched leather Vibram sole finishes off this class Italian boot.

Dressage riders are known for their fashion sense and cutting edge style, sometimes plain old black riding boots will just not cut the mustard. The use of patent leather has become a popular choice, as the eye catching shimmer on the top and toe of the boot is something that certainly gets you noticed by dressage judges.

The De Niro S3600/1 or Ottaviano to you and me is truly something to behold. The craftsmanship that goes into each and every De Niro boot is truly outstanding, from the beautiful calfskin right down to the stitched leather soles; it is as much a beautiful piece of art as it is a practical riding boot.

The key features of the Ottaviano boot are patent tops and toes, grain calfskin lining, rear zip with special upper popper to ensure the zip doesn’t come undone and a stitched leather sole that includes the specialist Vibram technology.

There are certain riding boots that just do the talking for you; this is one such boot. Take a look at its beauty and you are bound to be as captivated by it as the many that already own and love them.

And if you really want to add that bit of bling to your riding boots, then the De Niro Ottaviano with Patent top and toes is also available with 3 crystals that are set into the top of the boot.

For the girl that has everything, what more could they want than their own pair of crystal covered long riding boots; quite simply the ultimate riding fashion accessory.

This extra special boot has 3 crystals going down vertically from the top of the boot. The size and positioning of the crystals are placed optimally so that it will get noticed without being overbearing on the boots over overall appearance.

To select either the Ottaviano with patent top and toe, or with patent top and toe + crystals please choose the appropriate option from the drop down list.

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