Parlanti Kent Vegan Riding Boot - Black 41-43
Parlanti Kent Vegan Riding Boot - Black 41-43
Parlanti Kent Vegan Riding Boot - Black 41-43
Parlanti Kent Vegan Riding Boot - Black 41-43
Parlanti Kent Vegan Riding Boot - Black 41-43
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Parlanti Kent Vegan Riding Boot - Black 41-43

SKU: PPKENT-01-3
4 950 kr
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Parlanti Kent Vegan Riding Boot - Black 41-43
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Parlanti Kent Vegan Riding Boot - Black 41-43

Parlanti Kent Vegan Riding Boot

Innovative, sought-after and stylish riding boot from Parlanti! The Kent riding boot represents something completely new in equestrian sports. The boot is made entirely of microfiber, which makes it extremely durable, hypoallergenic and antibacterial. A boot that is easy to clean with excellent heat regulation and ventilation properties.

The material in the riding boot recreates the feel and look of real leather, with even better resistance to wear and tear. Very high comfort. The boots have an elastic panel at the back that provides some flexibility. Ecological and a production process completely without CO2 emissions. Riding boots made without harmful substances.

Kent is a model and a mindset that represents a new cultural vegan movement and a new way of life! But the boot is just as suitable for those who want an easy-care, durable and stylish riding boot.

The riding boots come in many different sizes where you can choose both shaft width and shaft height to get the perfect fit for you.

See all sizes/measurements in the Parlanti size chart here
Start with your usual shoe size and then measure your leg to find the right shaft size. Measure your leg standing, without shoes, with straight legs slightly apart. It is advisable to get help from someone. See the picture for help with where to take the measurements!
  • Calf. Measure the circumference of both calves at the widest point. If the measurements differ, use the largest measurement. You should choose a shaft that is 1-2 cm narrower as the shaft stretches slightly.
  • Opening/knee crease. Measure the circumference of both legs just below the knee, where the boots end.
  • Length. Here you want to measure the distance from the bottom of the heel up to the crease of the knee, right where the leg bends. Barefoot or wearing thin socks. Measure at the back of the calf, not the front or side of the calf. You should choose a length that is 1.5-2 cm longer as the boots will sag when you walk in them.
The boots should be very tight at first because they stretch a bit when you walk in them.