Premier Equine Riding Boots
Premier Equine riding boots give you leather and synthetic paddock, tall field, dressage and waterproof country styles in one place — in-stock boots start from £28.80, with 50 products across ladies, mens and junior fits. Whether you need a short boot for daily yard work or a tall boot for the competition arena, this collection covers the full range.
In a hurry?
- Everyday paddock: Premier Equine Virtus Leather Paddock Boot — from £50.40
- Budget pull-on: Premier Equine Rossago Synthetic Chelsea Paddock Boot — from £28.80
- Tall for schooling: Premier Equine Anima Ladies Synthetic Field Tall Riding Boot — from £72.00
- Waterproof country: Premier Equine Vinci Waterproof Zip Front Boot — from £66.60
- Leather competition: Premier Equine Maurizia Ladies Lace Front Tall Leather Riding Boot — from £180.00
- Not sure on fit? Get in touch and our team will help you choose.
Which Premier Equine boot is right for you?
| Boot type | Best for | Example | From (in stock) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Synthetic Chelsea paddock | Budget-friendly daily wear, easy pull-on | Rossago Synthetic Chelsea Paddock Boot | £28.80 |
| Leather Chelsea paddock | Smart yard and casual riding | Torlano Leather Chelsea Paddock Boot | £48.60 |
| Leather lace paddock | Supportive everyday riding | Virtus Leather Paddock Boot | £50.40 |
| Leather jodhpur/riding | Durable all-round leather boot | Balmoral Leather Paddock/Riding Boot | £75.60 |
| Tall synthetic field | Affordable tall boot for schooling | Anima Ladies Synthetic Field Tall Riding Boot | £72.00 |
| Tall leather field | Competition and showing | Vallardi Ladies Leather Field Tall Riding Boot | £144.00 |
| Tall leather dressage | Dressage tests and training | Levade Ladies Leather Dressage Riding Boot | £216.00 |
| Mens tall leather | Mens field and competition | Botero Mens Tall Leather Field Boot | £153.00 |
| Waterproof country | Wet weather and yard work | Vinci Waterproof Zip Front Boot | £66.60 |
| Junior | Growing young riders | Virtus Junior Leather Paddock Boot | £45.00 |
What is the difference between paddock and tall riding boots?
Paddock boots are short, ankle-height boots that are quick to pull on and comfortable for yard work, hacking and general riding — often worn with half chaps. Tall boots reach the knee and give a closer, more supportive contact with the horse, which is why they are popular for schooling, dressage and competition. In this collection the Virtus Leather Paddock Boot (from £50.40) is a good short-boot starting point, while the Anima Ladies Synthetic Field Tall Riding Boot (from £72.00) is an affordable route into tall boots.
Which boot suits my discipline?
For dressage, a tall leather boot with a stiffer leg and elegant lines suits the arena — the Levade Ladies Leather Dressage Riding Boot (from £216.00) is built for this. For general schooling, eventing and showing, a field boot with a laced or zipped front gives flex at the ankle; the Maurizia Ladies Lace Front Tall Leather Riding Boot (from £180.00) and Vallardi Ladies Leather Field Tall Riding Boot (from £144.00) are both field styles. For everyday paddock use and hacking, a shorter leather or synthetic boot keeps things simple and comfortable.
Do Premier Equine make waterproof boots?
Yes. The Vinci range is designed for wet British weather. The Vinci Waterproof Zip Front Boot (from £66.60) and Vinci Waterproof Laced Boot (from £68.40) keep feet dry on the yard and out hacking, and there are waterproof shoes in the same family for lighter days.
Are there boots for men and juniors?
There are. Men are covered by tall leather field styles such as the Botero Mens Tall Leather Field Boot and Silentio Mens Tall Leather Field Boot (both from £153.00). For younger riders, the Virtus Junior Leather Paddock Boot (from £45.00), Anima Junior Synthetic Field Tall Riding Boot (from £70.20) and Torlano Junior Leather Chelsea Boot (from £46.80) offer the same styles in junior sizing.
How do I care for my Premier Equine boots?
Wipe leather boots clean, then condition them regularly to keep the leather supple and prevent cracking. Synthetic boots can be wiped down with a damp cloth after riding. Let boots dry naturally away from direct heat, and use boot trees or a storage bag to help tall boots hold their shape. You will find Premier Equine Boot Trees (£9.00) and a Boot Jack (£4.50) in this collection to make care easier.
Premier Equine boots FAQs
How much do Premier Equine boots cost at Just Horse Riders?
In-stock Premier Equine boots start from £28.80 for the Rossago Synthetic Chelsea Paddock Boot. Leather paddock boots such as the Virtus start from £50.40, tall synthetic field boots from £72.00, and premium tall leather boots such as the Levade Dressage boot from £216.00. Prices vary by size and colour in stock.
What is the difference between paddock and tall field boots?
Paddock boots are short ankle boots that are quick to put on and ideal for yard work and general riding, often worn with half chaps. Tall field boots reach the knee for closer leg contact and a smarter look, making them a popular choice for schooling, dressage and competition.
Which Premier Equine boots are best for dressage?
For dressage, a tall leather boot with a stiffer, elegant leg suits the arena. The Levade Ladies Leather Dressage Riding Boot (from £216.00) is designed for this, while field boots like the Maurizia (from £180.00) and Vallardi (from £144.00) work well for schooling and eventing where more ankle flex is helpful.
Are Premier Equine boots waterproof?
The Vinci range is built for wet weather. The Vinci Waterproof Zip Front Boot (from £66.60) and Vinci Waterproof Laced Boot (from £68.40) are designed to keep feet dry on the yard and out hacking, with matching waterproof shoes for lighter days.
Do you stock Premier Equine boots for men and children?
Yes. Mens tall leather field boots include the Botero and Silentio (both from £153.00). For juniors, the Virtus Junior Leather Paddock Boot (from £45.00), Anima Junior Synthetic Field Tall Riding Boot (from £70.20) and Torlano Junior Leather Chelsea Boot (from £46.80) offer the same styles in smaller sizes.
How should I care for my Premier Equine boots?
Wipe leather boots clean and condition them regularly to keep the leather supple. Synthetic boots can be wiped with a damp cloth. Dry boots naturally away from direct heat, and use boot trees or a storage bag to help tall boots keep their shape. Boot Trees (£9.00) and a Boot Jack (£4.50) are available in this collection.
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Last reviewed 2026-07-13 by the Just Horse Riders team.