Dublin dames 1001726CASUAL SCHOENEN

Exceptionally well made quality boots, they are worth the money

I am in love with these boots! I bought them in black and will probably also order the brown. I’ve worn them all day at the barn multiple times since I’ve gotten them and they are really comfortable. Plus they’re really cute with skinny jeans or breeches.I normally wear a size 9 but my friend had a size 8 and I tried hers on and they were really tight but fit so I opted to order the 8.5. I don’t know if I’d recommend sizing down because my toe is at the end of the 8.5 but they are still comfortable. I think a 9 would have been too big. If you’re between sizes, you’re probably safe to size down.

I got them and the first thing I did was put them on and wear them for the next two days. So comfy and not only will I use them for riding in Mongolia, but will travel with them as well. Thanks

I am usually s size 7. Ordered twice: first time in size 6.5 (after reading reviews about size issues): returned (they were huge), then in size 6 (returned AGAIN) , HUGE again. Unfortunately they don't come in size 5.5....

When shoe/boot manufacturers do not offer a choice of widths, it would be nice if they could come up with some sort of "compromise" that works for the greatest number of riders. These were exceptionally narrow, especially in the heel, and the whole boot was so stiff it felt like it was made out of cardboard. Very disappointing, since Dublin is now owned by WeatherBeeta which has had an extremely good reputation that could be damaged by such a strange-fitting boot. I ended up buying a made-in-USA winter paddock boot from a competitor who also didn't offer a choice of widths but who made a boot that is a little narrow for someone who usually wears a "C" width and a little wide for someone who usually wears a "B" width. If you're looking for an extremely narrow boot, however, the Dublin might just be your cup of tea. Not a lot of room for winter socks, though.