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Insulated, country and barn boots
Winter Tall Boots
Cold-weather tall boots sorted by the job: insulated riding boots that stay in the stirrup, country boots for trails and chores, and muck boots that stay in the barn, so every ride and every chore gets the right pair.
Updated November 2026
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Mountain Horse has the deepest range of winter riding boots here, in men's, women's, wide-calf and kids' cuts.
Mountain Horse winter riding boots
Snowy River, Active Winter Rider, Rimfrost III, Arctica and Veganza, the Mountain Horse winter boots built for the stirrup
What riders say about winter tall boots
Riders on how winter tall boots fit, break in and hold up through cold, wet days.
Mountain Horse Winter Tall Boots
Finding tall boots that fit can at times be tricky for me, but these boots fit me wonderfully (as a wider calfed girlie) and have been comfortable from Day 1. The break in time was extremely minimal, and I was a full-blown fan after my first ride in them. From their good looks, great fit, and comfort, I couldn't be happier with these boots. The zipper also has been very easy to zip up and down for me, so no complaints on that front from me either. All in all, these are probably my favorite pair of tall boots I've owned.
Shires Moretta Winter Tall Boots
I had Ariats for years but I was becoming less impressed with the quality. I've just checked my emails and it looks like I bought my first Shires pair in September 2023, they have been abused and are still trooping on and on. P.S I don't wear them in proper mud (I use wellies too) but they've certainly coped with coming across muddy patches out walking or in fields in non-winter months after a bit of rain
The Winter Boot Edit
Saddle, trail or barn: pick the winter boot for the job
Winter tall boots are three different boots wearing one label, and the right one depends on whether you are riding, hacking out or mucking stalls. The sections below separate insulated riding boots, country boots and barn boots so you can match the boot to the job.
Riding boots
Insulated winter riding boots made for the saddle
Mountain Horse Snowy River is an insulated winter riding boot built for the saddle: Mountain Horse lists waterproof full-grain leather, a faux fur lining, a full-length back zipper and a durable sole with superior grip. Active Winter Rider adds a heat-insulating faux fur lining, a built-in steel shank and dirt-repellent tread zones that help grip in the stirrup, in men's, women's, shorter-height and wide-calf cuts.
Mountain Horse Rimfrost III pairs a Thermolite lining with waterproof construction up to the start of the zipper, and Arctica brings 3M Thinsulate insulation, a waterproof membrane foot and Ice Hook technology. All of them sit on the Mountain Horse winter tall boots filter. Ovation Highlander is the Ovation riding option, a neoprene boot with a faux fur lining, a grippy rubber sole and a foot that fits in stirrups, and Ovation Kimberly adds Thinsulate insulation and a waterproof foot.
Horze Aspen has a faux fur lining and a chunky grip sole, but Horze lists it as water-resistant rather than waterproof, so it suits dry days better than wet ones. TuffRider Gale and Tempest are waterproof-foot riding boots with sherpa fleece linings and steel shanks, and Equinavia Josefine carries non-slip lug soles with integrated sole rests. Look elsewhere if you ride in mild weather or show: the Tall Boots page carries field and dress boots without the winter build.
Every Mountain Horse winter tall boot, wide-calf and shorter-height cuts included, is on the Mountain Horse winter tall boots filter.
What Riders Say
Ovation Highlander Winter Tall Boot
It was -6 and 5 inches of snow last week, they kept my feet and lower legs warm and dry.
Mountain Horse Winter Tall Boots
I have no problem fitting the MH Rimfrost Riders into the stirrup.
Country boots
Country boots for trail rides, chores and wet ground
Dublin River Boots IV is a country boot for trails, hacking and chores, with a full-length waterproof membrane, a metal shank and a leather upper. Pinnacle Boots III adds side lace adjustments to fit a range of calf sizes, Aire carries a full-length membrane lining under a PU suede shaft, and the quilted Yukon is the cold-weather pick, with a sherpa fleece lining and a waterproof bootie.
Shires Moretta Teramo and Jovanne pair a faux fur or sherpa lining with a waterproof membrane sock and steel shanks, Equinavia Ari carries a Thinsulate lining with a waterproof foot membrane, and B Vertigo Cetus has a Thinsulate lining in waterproof material. Check each listing for the sole and heel before you wear one in the stirrup. Look elsewhere if you want a boot for lessons or schooling: the insulated riding boots above are built for the stirrup.
More Dublin boots from the winter range are on the Dublin winter tall boots filter.
Dublin country boots
Dublin River, Pinnacle, Aire and Yukon country boots for trail rides, chores and wet ground
Muck & yard boots
Muck and yard boots for the barn, not the stirrup
LeMieux Bramshaw is the welly to pull on for yard work: LeMieux lists a rubber upper, a waterproof build, a rugged high-traction outsole and a heel kick for getting it off, in men's, women's and junior sizes. TuffRider BarnMule Muckers add a stretch neoprene upper and a removable memory foam insole for mud, snow and rain, and TuffRider Barain boots are molded PVC gum boots with a kick spur for removal.
These are barn boots, and wellies and gum boots are not made for the stirrup. Ovation Cyclone and TuffRider Raj are muck boots as well, so check the sole and heel on each listing before you take either into a lesson. Keep a riding pair for the saddle and a muck pair for mucking out, turnout and wet aisles.
Every LeMieux boot in the winter range is on the LeMieux winter boots filter.
LeMieux Bramshaw wellies
LeMieux Bramshaw wellies in men's, women's and junior sizes, made for the barn
Calf and height
Calf width and boot height: fitting a winter tall boot
Mountain Horse Active Winter Rider and Rimfrost III both come in wide-calf cuts, and Active Winter Rider also comes in a shorter height, so calf width and boot height are the first fit checks on any winter tall boot. The Boot fit filters on this page list slim, regular, wide and extra-wide calf cuts and regular and short heights.
Winter socks add bulk, so measure your calf in the layers you ride in. Sit with your knees at 90 degrees, measure the widest part of the calf, then measure from the floor to the crease behind your bent knee and compare both numbers with the brand's chart on the listing.
Every Mountain Horse winter tall boot, wide-calf cuts included, is on the Mountain Horse winter tall boots filter.
Questions riders ask
Winter tall boots FAQ
Can I ride in winter tall boots?
Yes, in a boot made for the stirrup: Mountain Horse Snowy River and Active Winter Rider are winter riding boots, while LeMieux Bramshaw wellies and other muck boots are made for ground work. Check each listing for the sole and heel, then keep the muck pair in the barn.
Are country boots good for riding?
Many riders wear country boots such as Dublin River and Pinnacle for hacking, trail rides and chores. For lessons or schooling, check the sole and heel on the listing and ask your barn what it allows before you ride in them.
How do I find the right calf width?
Sit with your knees at 90 degrees and measure the widest part of your calf, then measure from the floor to the crease behind your bent knee. Compare both numbers with the brand's chart on the listing, then use the Boot fit filters on this page.
What is the difference between a muck boot and a riding boot?
A riding boot has a defined heel and a slim sole cut for the stirrup, while a muck boot is a waterproof boot for mud and hosing off. Pick by the job, and keep each pair for its own work.