For an off-the-shelf size recommendation we only need two numbers: your calf at its widest, and your height to the knee. A fabric tape measure, your usual riding legwear and — ideally — a helpful friend. Note both legs in centimetres to the nearest half: they often differ.
With a straight leg, measure around the widest part of your calf. Snug, not tight — and write down both legs.
With a slightly bent leg, measure from the floor up to the crease at the back of your knee.
On any boot, press Find My Size and enter them — we'll recommend your closest size, or guide you into made-to-measure if off-the-shelf won't fit you properly. Going made-to-measure? The product page walks you through its six measuring points on each leg — twelve in all — video by video.
