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Product Description
Introducing the LIBERTY+ ankle riding boot — a refined blend of comfort and technical innovation designed for riders who demand stability. Relaunched in 2023, it brings numerous updates that boost comfort, durability and on-horse performance.
- Full-grain leather: durable, high-quality leather with double stitching for a long-lasting, refined finish.
- Elastic back panel: provides flexibility and comfort in the heel and Achilles tendon for a smoother, more natural fit.
- FJstrapping™ tongue with centering elastics: stays securely in place to maximise comfort and support throughout rides.
- Freejump Riding Control insole: developed with Sidas® for optimal pressure distribution and excellent arch support.
- Injected rubber sole with raised heel: FEI-regulation compliant, offering stability and improved grip in the stirrup.
- Non-slip microfiber heel: enhances comfort and footing when mounting and in motion.
- Double-stitched spur reinforcement: reinforced spur positions for durability and fixity during frequent use.
- Chaps compatibility: compatible with Liberty+ mini chaps; includes a genuine leather fastening tab to connect boot and chaps for a secure, tidy look.
- Size range and fit guidance: available in 36–46 EU; UK equivalents roughly 4–11.5 (men) and 4.5–10.5 (women). If you sit between two sizes, it’s recommended to choose the smaller size for the best fit.
The LIBERTY+ boot combines premium materials with thoughtful engineering to address common riding concerns. The orthopaedic-grade insole works with your foot’s natural arches to distribute pressure evenly, helping reduce fatigue during long sessions. The raised heel and non-slip details support stability in the stirrup, while the compatible chaps option keeps your kit streamlined and secure. Built to endure, its double-stitched seams and reinforced spur areas stand up to regular training and competition, without compromising on comfort.
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