LeMieux Junior Interchangeable Leather Riding Boots
Description
LeMieux Junior Interchangeable Riding Boot - Regular/Slim Calf
The LeMieux Junior Interchangeable Riding Boot is a leather long riding boot for young riders, supplied with two sets of interchangeable decorative panels - plain and sparkle pewter - so the same boot can be styled for everyday schooling or for the show ring. It is built for support, foot stability and all-weather grip across every equestrian discipline, making it best for junior riders who school, jump, hack and compete in one pair of boots.
The Regular/Slim calf fit uses high-grade elastic gussets and seamless elasticated front ankle lacing for a close, flexible fit, while the X-Grip rubber sole is designed to work with the grip on a stirrup footplate. Browse more riding boots to compare calf fits and styles.
Key Features
- Two interchangeable panel sets: plain and sparkle pewter, so the look changes with the occasion.
- Leather upper: crafted for support and comfort in every equestrian discipline.
- Elastic calf gussets: high-grade and durable for a close fit around the lower leg.
- Seamless ankle lacing: streamlined elasticated front lacing that flexes with the ankle.
- Full-length YKK zip: runs from the back of the heel to the top of the calf behind the knee, with concealed zip keeper and sturdy puller.
- Integrated spur rests: on either side of the heel for correct spur placement.
- X-Grip rubber sole: non-slip traction in all weather with a linear tread that interacts with the stirrup footplate grip.
- Comfort inside: supportive footbed plus a breathable mesh lining for all-day wear.
Specifications
| Brand | LeMieux |
|---|---|
| Product | Junior Interchangeable Riding Boot |
| Calf Fit | Regular / Slim |
| Upper | Leather |
| Lining | Breathable mesh |
| Sole | X-Grip rubber with linear tread pattern |
| Fastening | YKK rear zip, heel to top of calf, concealed keeper |
| Ankle | Seamless elasticated front lacing |
| Spur Rests | Integrated both sides of heel |
| Included | Plain panels and sparkle pewter panels |
| Suitable For | Junior riders - schooling, jumping, hacking, showing |
| Country of Origin | India |
How to Use
- Measure the widest part of the calf and the height from the floor to the back of the knee, wearing the riding socks and breeches you normally ride in.
- Compare both measurements with the size chart and choose the closest size; if between sizes, size up.
- Open the YKK zip fully, slide the foot in and draw the zip up to the top of the calf, then secure the concealed zip keeper.
- Fit the chosen decorative panels - plain for everyday riding, sparkle pewter for competition or lessons.
- Check the boot sits just below the back of the knee and that the ankle lacing flexes freely before mounting.
- After riding, brush off mud, dry naturally away from heat and condition the leather.
FAQ
What calf fit is this boot? It is a Regular/Slim calf fit. Riders with a fuller calf may be more comfortable in a wider calf option, so measure the widest part of the calf before ordering.
What panels are included? Two sets of interchangeable decorative panels are supplied: plain and sparkle pewter.
Can spurs be worn with these boots? Yes. Integrated spur rests are built into either side of the heel to hold spurs in the correct position.
Are these boots suitable for jumping and schooling? Yes. They are designed for support and comfort in every equestrian discipline, with a footbed for stability and a linear tread sole that works with the stirrup footplate grip.
How should the boots be cared for? Wipe off mud and grit after riding, dry naturally away from direct heat, condition the leather regularly and keep the zip free of grit so it runs smoothly.
What size should I order if my child is between sizes? Sizing up is usually the better choice, as the elastic calf gussets and elasticated ankle lacing allow a small amount of adjustment.
About LeMieux
LeMieux is a British equestrian brand recognised for technical detail and considered design across riding wear, footwear and horse equipment, supporting riders from the first pony to the competition arena.