1. Avoid just looking at the exterior
      Don't just be attracted by the stylish appearance of riding boots and ignore their quality and comfort. Otherwise, various discomforts or damages may occur during wearing.

2. Beware of false discounts
      Some merchants will intentionally raise the price and then offer so-called “discounts” to make you think you are getting a bargain. Before buying, know the brand or similar products normal price range.
3. Be wary of poor quality leather
      Some boots may be made of over-treated or low-quality leather, which may not be durable and is prone to cracks, color loss and other problems. Touching and observing the texture of the leather can help you judge.
4. Beware of splicing defects
      Some boots may have uneven splicing, rough stitching or mismatched leather splicing in less conspicuous places, which should be carefully examined when purchasing.
5. Don't believe the exaggerated propaganda
      For some claim to have special features (such as strong waterproof, ultra-breathable, etc.) but there is no actual evidence to support the boots, be cautious.
6. Don't blindly follow brands
      Buying riding boots from a particular brand simply because it is well known without considering whether it really suits your needs and foot type may result in an unsatisfactory shopping experience.
7. Be aware of counterfeit products
      Especially when buying from informal channels, be careful of buying fake boots, the quality of which cannot be guaranteed and may pose safety risks.
8. Ignore after-sale protection
      If you don't know the after-sale policy of the merchant, such as return, exchange, maintenance and other services, you may not be able to get an effective solution in case of quality problems.
9. Buying without trying on
      Unless you are sure that the size of the brand and style is suitable for you, try not to buy directly without trying on to avoid the problem of inappropriate size.
10. Ignoring seasonal suitability
      If there are significant seasonal differences in your area, make sure that the material and style of the riding boots you buy are suitable for the current season.