This Ariat Womens Dura Terrain H20 Boots is the riding boot of choice, worn by most endurance riders.
Extremely comfortable and supportive of  the whole foot.
These Ariat Womens Dura Terrain H20 Boots will help eat up the miles and get you to the finish. Waterproof Pro keeps your feet dry, ATS footbeds reduce fatigue, and Duratread outsoles grip and flex; these are proven, tested endurance rider’s boots for the long haul.

ATS® Technology

Stability and Comfort from Ariat’s® Innovative Mid-Level Technology: Ariat’s® exclusive Advanced Torque Stability (ATS®) Technology supports and cushions the foot as you move, promoting good posture and reducing fatigue so that you can work or play all day. Moisture-wicking footbed provides cool, dry comfort.

Gel-cushioned footbed with heel stabilizer delivers support, rebound, and stability.
Lightweight, ergonomic composite forked shank enhances stability.

Protection from the Elements: Ariat’s Waterproof Pro™ offers top-of-line protection from rain, snow, and wet conditions.

• Boot construction utilizes waterproof premium leathers for superior exterior protection.
• Durable, impermeable waterproof/breathable barrier is built-in for long-lasting protection.

How to fit your  Ariat Womens Dura Terrain H20 Boots

Put the boot on, but leave it unlaced. As you push your toes forward, you should feel some room behind your heel. If not, the boot is too small and you should go up half a size. Center your foot in the boot and lace it up snugly but not too tightly. The toe area should feel roomy, and your toes should have room to breathe. Lace up the boots and keep in mind that you can adjust the tightness of the laces at any time- you may have to adjust to get the fit you want. Expect a small amount of movement (lift) in the heel as you walk, because a boot that fits properly should flex as you walk, and your heel should lift a little, but not too much. New boots will have a stiffer sole. As you break in the boot, the sole will flex to a comfortable level and most slippage should stop. If the boot is too loose in the instep, either adjust the laces or try a half a size smaller.

Note: Half size increase is in width only not length