-> Anyway, if you are in the market for new boots or barn shoes, check
-> them out. They are good looking shoes, they look well-made, the
-> materials look good, and no, I'm not a secret agent for the company,
-> it's only a coincidence that the
The mules sound really good but be careful when you buy Ariat paddock
boots.  Severalwomen in our barn bought them and none of them lasted
even 6 months.  Ariat replaced a pair that were only a couple of months
old because they split across the toe seam.  All the women had this
happen to them and none of them are still wearing Ariats.  If you want
to feel discrimanted against compare the mens paddock boots to the
womens.  The mens are made with heavier, better quality leather. The
leather at the top of the mens paddock boots are rolled and padded the
women's aren't.  The mens don't have a seam across the toe to split the
women's do.  The women's look and feel like an economy model of the
men's but they cost the same. You, also, need to watch out if you've
ever had a knee, hip or back injury they can cause you quite a bit of
pain.  I had a pair and if I stayed on the horse I was fine but if I
walked more than a block in them my knee swelled up to twice its size.
This was not covered by warranty.
Debby
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