Dublin Boots Broke AGAIN😭
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My recommendation would be synthetic paddock boots I have had a pair of mine for 3 years and they are still in amazing shape I wear them everywhere and since they are synthetic they hold up super nicely and are easy to clean. In the winter I just wear wool socks I don’t go to the barn every day but I am sure they would still hold up plus a lot of paddock boots are zip up so easy to get on and of you could also wear chaps with them. Hope that helps I love your channel!
So I have a pair of those I think but I didn't know you could wear them in the water!!! That would be a game changer...
same!!
@@GypsyEquestrian idk I wear mine in puddles and they don't leak but they're not that tall soo...
I just bought Moretta Nella boots from SmartPak, I’ll come back and comment with an update when they get here. Their calve sizing offers a larger range which was awesome and they zip which hopefully will be easier to get them on/off!
Yes let me know! I still have not replaced them!
I've had my mountain horse boots for over 10 years. They look almost the same as the day I bought them. They only started to leak 3 years ago and have a full zipper. For just around the barn stuff, I got tall shiny black rubber boots from Walmart for $13 and they lasted 3 years. I just went back and bought a bunch in my size. I bought my mom those Target gardening boots and they look awesome and are the best quality at $35.00
I live in my tall BOGS all fall/winter. They are neoprene on top with a rubber bottom so not breathable. They are insulated and warm though and completely waterproof. I often swap my boots for riding but the bogs have enough of a heel that sometimes I just wear them.
Ariat and Cooper Allen they are so good i live in new and my cooper allen boots are so good in the mud and my friend have Ariats and her paddocks are so muddy and she had them for ages and she only got rid of them because she had grown out of them
my cowboy boots from target lasted longer than that! i can still use them today! what a rip off!
Good to know
I'm really late but one of my favorite boot brands is Lacrosse. I hunt and ride and those boots have lasted over 4 years through mud rocks and accidentally stepping on nails.
Just get so good old fashion cowgirl boots
How about a tall pair of Bogs, Muck Boot Company, or Xtratuf? Funny video, reminds me of the days when we all wore pull-on leather tall boots, no zippers! I remember my mom pulling off my boots for me when I couldn't get my boot jack to work, LOL. Anyways, bummer about your boots. I've had a pair of Ovation Vionix paddock boots since May 2019, I still wear them but I've had to stitch them back together once already and now a second time...not sure if this second fix is going to work. I don't think they would be good for your purposes, but I feel ya on the boot problems. Cute socks by the way :-)
I had a pair of paddock books by ariat but they aren't waterproof and I'm always finding myself in the mud 😭
Just checked the Dubarry US website and the Galway boot in olive is in the clearance sale at present at $329 although very limited sizes.
Ariat hiking boots are sturdy and waterproof. They are also not very breathable but that doesn't bother me much.
Get the boots
Ariat all the way!!! I live in northern Oregon, and I think the weather here may be similar to yours, I've had my one pair of Ariat western boots (simple leather roper style) for 5 years now.
I purchased them for a job requiring me to wear them daily indoors (boot barn), and they became my daily boots for my next job as a trainer as well. I've oiled them and worn them in the snow, all through the summer, walked through rivers (literally filled the boot with water, dumped them out, carried on) and they are STILL holding up beautifully - though finally, five years later, after all this abuse, they're beginning to be a little worn on one side, I suspect the leather may crack in that spot somewhat soon. I have absolutely abused these boots.
Also, while working at boot barn for awhile I had tons of people come in to get their "yearly replacement" of just about every brand, except Ariat.. I investigated and started asking people, and sure enough, they were lasting people a LOT longer than the competing brands.
With all that information, I should also mention that I oil/condition my boots just about every month, using the same stuff as for saddles.
They sell country style boots, very similar to dublins! I've yet to try these out though.
Did you get like country ariat boots? I have a pair of short paddock books but I'm guessing you're talking about like a cowboy boot. I think because I'm not in a riding program I'd be down to go "country" style! Man you take care of your boots!!! 🙌🏻
@@GypsyEquestrian I have a pair of cowboy style boots, but have had my eyes on the country boots for a long time! They are so gorgeous.
@@bethanys-herd www.ariat.com/10011845_884849566800.html?gclid=CjwKCAjw19z6BRAYEiwAmo64LTGNNzL4zQkHwSfxdcgiT4HEoHE3Rv3Y6wJdnYvue9l4SpZ2gM0AdxoCp7YQAvD_BwE are these what you have?
Try riding sport boots. there very comfortable.
I think you might have a size too small if you are putting that much friction on the lining, also indicative because you have to use the boot puller. I would size up and make sure you get the xtra wide calf. But it seems like you are going for something else.
there is a trick to getting slip ons off, you work it off in little pushes . Point your toe as you push on the heel with your other foot (or the boot jack) to get it to budge a bit, then flex your toe up without pushing with the other foot on the heel but you are pushing with your heel inside the boot as you flex your foot , and repeat these actions . you work it back and forth this way and can inch it off this way a little at a time to get it past the heel. Its not heard once you get used to the technique. your boot may also be a size too small if they are that tight as shown in the video to where you are struggling. you may need a half size bigger or a wide. You could also try a shoe stretching spray . For the damage, you can get glue to glue shoes back together with a product like Shoeglue specifically made for shoe repair. for the loose lining, you would have to open a seam a bit and paint the inside with glue. You can glue loose soles on too. Make sure when you glue you give a lot of time to dry, like several days.
Dubarry is the way to go, made for the mud and wet conditions here, they do seem expensive in the US though maybe go online direct to them or try Amazon. I wish you luck when you get a pair. They are a tough boot and worth the expense. Using another person to remove boots, he should have straddled your leg with his back to you, then push on his arse with your other foot as he pulls on the boot, He may end up with a muddy boot print on his backside though.
Same exact thing happened with my Dublin River boots, although admittedly I have had them for 3.5 years. I really didn't want to buy another pair (I've heard the new river boots are made differently) so I shoved the lining in as best I could and have just been sticking my hand down the back of the boot and holding down the lining when I pull my foot out of it. I'm holding out as long as I can before buying something else- River boots are still the most versatile for both mud and riding that I have found- would love to see a review if you have since found something better!
When I got my Dublin boots and they were BRAND NEW it hurt to walk and I could barely get my foot in and out ,so now I just wear cowboy boots and I love cowboy boots more than any other boots I have ever have ,so maybe some cowboy boots.
They are so good looking, too bad.
did you know that dublin boots are names after Dublin the city in ireland? i live there
I have $10 rubber boots from Walmart that have stayed in great condition throughout muck and mud. Lol
I don't really use them unless it's muddy outside but they're holding up well.
I have rubber boots as well I just can't ride in them!
This is how all the early DRB failed also they were claimed the boot was waterproof and never were the quality improved for a while but they apear to be going down hill again
Omg my foot got caught in my dublins to! It was so painful! I was at my barn my mom dropped me off so I could help with barn chores and I was wearing my dublins and they got stuck and my friend struggled to get it off me on the other was in pain hot sweaty and then she finally got it off then we had to ice my foot for about an hour cuz it felt like I broke it 👍🏻 we about had to cut the boots off I’ve never warn them since
I recommend extra tufts they have worked for me for two years befor I grew out of them they are very flexible water proof and only 90$and under
Try Brogini they are really good quality! Sorry about me grammar
Muckboots are great for mud and they last long
my Dublin boots have lasted for three
Nice!!
I would highly recommend the Ariat Terrain H20 boots! They're super comfortable and completely waterproof. I wish I got them years ago They are affordable and are an amazing hiking boot along with riding boot. I just throw on Dublin half chaps when I ride. You can get both on Smartpak!
The tall ones or the short ones?
@@GypsyEquestrian Short ones! I don't think they have a tall version. And then I just throw the Dublin half chaps on over top when I ride.
I have a pair of georgie boot mud dog II that have done well for me, they are a little over insulated however. West Central Washington. Ohh, and I only wear them when I'm not going to ride and it is extra wet out
Airiats are great! I have original muck boot company and I LOVE them! You cant really ride in them, and I dont know if there what your looking for, but I think they're great
Okay I do have a pair of muckers but I kinda wanted something I could ride in too!
Muck boots or bogs
That’s my birthday
muck boots
Wear your fake doublin boots 😂
yeah they are such good quality, I mean why not 😂 its just hard because I dont want people to see them and then be really jealous you know?
Recommendation.... Move to Texas! (Just kidding because I know you've already moved to Texas)
YESSSS this happened to me and I had to cut them OFF ME. I bought the Dubs w a zipper because of that. It happened on my bad ankle that I broke riding my Arabian 😐
I should look into the ones with zippers. Are they still waterproof?
@@GypsyEquestrian Yes- I got them off Amazon. They’re a bit pricier than the regular Dublins, but still cheaper than Dubarry 😂 Hold on... Dublin Wye Boots model. I bought mine on Amazon in 2018, and they’re still going. I had the Pinnacles w the laces, and my foot ended in a Black Swan freaking extreme point (and I live alone w a German Shepherd and a Ragdoll; neither are useful in a crisis). They may be hard to find, since they make sense and last 🦗🦗 Good luck- Love your channel & videos (we all watch Free Rein at my barn too 😂)
Nice!! Curiosity: Why is difficult put off Dublin boots and why Dublin boots broke?
I dont know why they broke! They must be cheaply made? I only had them for 3 months!! 😭
Gypsy Equestrian You buy another pair of Dublin boots?
Omg girl the struggle is real I'm so sorry I get it when I lose boots it's like a piece of my sole dies with them lol to be honest I'm not help as I never had all weather boots I'm to cheap lol 😂 I always use my Ariat or ovation paddock boots and half chaps in winter I literally use what's on my feet and warm at that time riding boots or not lol 🤣😂 prob not the best advice lol actually winter time I use toe warmers they are my best friend but my Ariat paddock boots lasted me the longest ever like 10 years they are totally done now I use ovation paddock boots I'm to cheap to buy another pair of Ariat but they are hands down the best I have ever had seriously ill send you a pic of them now you will die when you see how long I tried to keep them going 😂
Okay I have the ariat paddock boots! I didn't know I could wear those in the water though! That would be a game changer honestly.. and I can save my money cause I already have them!
@@GypsyEquestriantotally I use mine in the water I of course don't dunk my WHOLE foot lol but water proof for the most part to be honest I love love my Ariat paddock boots R.I.P MY BOOTS lol I'm going to email you pics of them lol
I ride and use muck boots also in the winter like all the time you can totally ride in them lol
Honestly, I’ve used “muck” boots for awhile and I love them!! I use the brand Lincoln outfitters, and they were way cheaper, and I like them more than the actual “muck boot” brand! I just go through work type of boots SUPER fast and I didn’t want to pay $220.00 for a pair that may not last super long! I found the Lincoln brand and they were only $80.00! Normally those types of boot the price also goes up with the size, and with me getting a 9 1/2 (or maybe even a 10), $80.00 seemed very reasonable! Hope you find something that works for you :).
Can you ride in those?
Why why?!