I wish I could plug everyone's favorite retailer
Riding Warehouse here, but
Bit of Britain beat them to the punch by
carrying the new line of Majyk Equipe boots first!
As a reminder, the new line not only includes the
totally-worth-it second generation of their XC boots that I reviewed a few months ago, but also the following:
- These gorgeous
open front leather jump boots with removable/washable liners:
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| So beautiful, they're like art. I'd put a set on my horse AND my walls. |
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| Just straight up gorgeous. |
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The Infinity Vented Stadium Boot
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The next generation of their Dressage boots. I haven't seen them in person yet, but it looks from the pictures like they improved the closures with real Velcro and folded over tab ends
just like on the 2nd gen XC boots. If so, I am totally buying a set before next winter, since my biggest/only problem with the originals was the difficulty of getting them on and off while wearing winter gloves. (No shame, I currently use my teeth to undo the straps on mine in the winter. Before I put them on the horse, obviously. #truelife #equestrianproblems)
You all know I am not a tack ho - I own just one bridle, therefore
Aimee won't let me into that club - but I do have a confirmed love affair with Majyk Equipe products. Anyone else? What boots are on your wish list or shopping list right now?
20 comments:
I am the first person I know that owned a pair of Majik Equipe boots. I bought them at Rolex 3 years ago before they were officially even released. I have been a fan ever since. The science, the quality and the customer service cannot be beat. I will be looking into the new generation though the quality makes it do that I won't need a new pair for a very very long time still. Maybe I'll pass mine onto Lego and I'll get a new pair.
I'm very excitedly awaiting my leather open fronts with stud closures!!! SOON!
I am in love with my generation 1 dressage boots (they have done their fair share of xc too! I tried a used set of the G1 xc boots and they just spun around on Prisoner's legs no matter how tight I put them on. It was like the strike pad was too flexible and wanted to be flat against the side of his leg instead of wrapped around the back, I was so sad, I wanted to be in complete love with them. I keep meaning to message ME and see if they think the G2 will fix this because I love their boots!
I'm fairly certain that I NEED those leather open-fronts.
they sure are pretty! perhaps i'll give the xc boots another shot with their new fitting options if i ever get money again lol.
They are sooo pretty... alas, I am too lazy for boots and nobody at my house really NEEDS them. I will vicariously enjoy your pretties!
I am in the market for dressage boots so this will be added to my list
Seriously, those leather open fronts are gorgeous!
Your blog was the first time I've heard of them! You should definitely pass them on and buy the gen2's. Perks of having kids that ride, right?
Ahhhh I wish I could justify the cost! I'll admire them from afar.
I really think they may solve that issue. The gen2's are a lot more flexible around the leg with a smaller strike plate/stiff area. I bet the strike plate was just too wide for his leg in the old ones.
Oh man, me too.
They're definitely worth a try if you had sliding issues with the old ones. The smaller strike plate really makes a difference in fit.
Haha, sounds good!
They're great, I've used the gen1's for a year, and I really like them.
No kidding, I wasn't kidding when I said they are basically art.
Is it wrong to want to buy more horses... mostly so I can justify buying more pairs of boots?
Haha yeah def need AT LEAST one more bridle to be in the club, though your boot fetish is promising. I mean, I'm considering reducing the bridle herd to 3 and it's giving me heart palpitations.
I see nothing wrong with that logic!
Is it a boot fetish? It might be a boot fetish. I don't even show in a sport that requires/uses leather open fronts and yet I want them like damn.
If you reduce the bridle herd and have anything in Cob...call me.
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