El Estribo 2285 Marron Verde Bronce riding boot – brown green Outlet

El Estribo Riding Boot 2285 Toro Marron Serraje Afelpado Verde 780D – Brown Green

Classic ladies riding boots in English riding style.

Inners:
The complete inner shoe was equipped with a butter soft calf leather. No exposed seams are created when the entire lining is processed. A special processing technique of the brand leather sole gives the boot a great flexibility.

Uppers:
The welted El Estribo 2285 Toro Marron Serraje Afelpado Verde 780D riding boot has a very robust but nevertheless very supple cowhide leather upper. For the upper again a cowhide flat leather was used.
The high-quality leather has been left largely natural so that a strong grain look is visible. In addition, any wrinkles in the leather were not repaired.

To simplify the entry and exit into the Whiplash a 38 cm long backside zipper (zipper) was incorporated.
The long zipper was sewn on the side with a stretch tape.
The outsole is also sewn to the outer frame.
The oval lasts of the El Estribo boots have a wide fit and a comfortable span.
Dimensions:

The riding boot 2285 Toro Marron Serraje Afelpado Verde 780D of the brand El Estribo has a height of approx. 44 cm.
The heel has a height of approx. 3 cm.
The shaft circumference amounts to approx. 38 cm but can increase or decrease by approx. 1-2 cm depending on shoe size.
The single layer leather sole with a light rubber sole has a thickness of approx. 0.5 cm.
Important hints and tips:

Deviations from the boots shown:
Due to the handcrafted production method of El Estribo products, differences in colour or technical design may occur compared to the illustrated boots!
Each pair of El Estribo riding boots is unique!
Roughened and waxed leathers (TORRO & SERRAJE) require special care products.
With the welted production method (GOODYEAR WELT) always a small running-in phase is to be considered!
The company El Estribo advises you to wear the boots with a protective cover sole made of leather or rubber if you use them daily. 
The soling of the boots should always be done after a running-in period!