A pull-on riding-style boot with a low block heel
If you searched for wide width flat knee high riding boots for walking, we want to be straight with you from the first paragraph. This boot is knee-high and riding-style, and it is easy to wear. It is not a flat boot, and it is not sold in a wide width. It has a low block heel with a slight platform, and the supplier lists the heel in the 5 to 8 cm range (roughly 2 to 3 inches) with a platform of 0 to 3 cm.
We picked it from three similar styles because it has the lowest heel of the group and the most classic riding look. The other two we looked at, a taller buckled platform boot and a black lace-up lug-sole boot, sit closer to a combat boot. This one has a slouchy shaft, a rounded toe and buckle straps at the ankle and shaft. It comes in brown and black faux leather in the photos, and it pulls on without laces.
It suits someone who wants the look of a casual equestrian or motorcycle boot and can live with a modest heel. If you need a truly flat sole or a certified wide fit, this is not the right pair, and we would rather tell you now than have you find out when the box arrives.
Why it works for everyday walking in a riding boot
A low, stable block heel
A block heel spreads your weight over a wider area than a thin heel does, which makes it steadier on sidewalks, stairs and uneven pavement. The slight platform at the front also reduces how steep the slope feels under your foot. The heel is still raised, so expect a different feel from a flat boot or a sneaker.
For short walks, errands, a day of shopping or getting from the car to the office, a heel in this range is manageable for many people. For long miles on foot, a flat sole will always be kinder. We would call this a good boot for walking around town, not for hiking or all-day standing.
Easy on, easy off
This is a slip-on boot. There are no laces to retie and nothing to adjust once you pull it on. That matters on busy mornings, and it matters at the door when you are carrying bags.
The buckle straps at the ankle and shaft are decorative according to what the photos show. We cannot say they adjust the fit, so do not count on them to tighten the boot. Treat them as part of the look.
A rounded toe with room to sit naturally
The toe is rounded, not pointed, so your toes are not pushed into a narrow tip. That is a useful shape for walking. It is not the same as a wide-width last, though. The supplier does not state a width, and we will not guess at one.
Fabric and feel
The photos show a smooth, leather-look upper in brown and black. The supplier's spec sheet is less clear: it lists the upper material as fur and the boot height as ankle, which does not match the knee-high boots in the pictures. We trust the photos for the shape and finish, and we are telling you about the mismatch so you are not surprised. If the exact material matters to you, ask us before you order.
What the spec sheet does say is simple. The lining and insole are listed as plush, and the outsole is rubber. The upper is attached by stitching. The boot is listed as not waterproof and without a metal toe cap. The season is listed as spring and autumn. Plush lining usually means a soft, warm interior, but we have no thickness or warmth rating, so we would not call it a winter boot.
Rubber outsoles generally give decent grip on dry pavement. We do not have a test on wet or icy surfaces, so take care in those conditions.
Care instructions
Care for these boots as you would for any leather-look boot with a soft lining. The supplier gives no official care guide, so this is general advice.
- Wipe the upper with a soft, slightly damp cloth to remove dust and mud.
- Do not soak the boots. They are listed as not waterproof.
- Let them dry naturally at room temperature, away from radiators and direct heat.
- Stuff them with paper or use boot shapers so the shaft does not crease or collapse in storage.
- Keep the buckles dry and wipe them clean so they stay in good shape.
- Do not machine wash them.
Size guide
The boots are offered in sizes 35, 36, 37, 38, 39 and 40.
These are numeric sizes rather than standard US sizes. We have not published a size chart for this boot, so please do not guess a conversion from memory. Use the measuring steps below and message us if you are between sizes.
How to measure
Measure your foot at the end of the day, when it is at its largest.
- Stand on a sheet of paper with your heel against a wall.
- Mark the tip of your longest toe.
- Measure from the wall to the mark, in centimeters if you can, since the sizes are numeric.
- Measure the widest part of your foot across the ball, too.
- If you plan to wear thick socks, measure with them on.
For a knee-high boot, your calf matters as much as your foot. Wrap a soft tape around the widest part of your calf and note the number. The supplier does not give a shaft circumference, so we cannot tell you how much room the boot has. If you have the measurement, send it to us and we will tell you what we can.
Which size should I choose?
The listing says the fit is true to size. That is the supplier's statement, not something we have measured ourselves.
- If your foot is average width: order the size that matches your foot length.
- If you are between sizes: the rounded toe and plush lining suggest the larger size will be more comfortable, but we cannot promise it. Ask us first.
- If you have wide feet or wide calves: be cautious. No wide-width option is stated, and a pull-on boot has no laces to loosen. Because all sales are final for fit, this is the situation where we would rather you ask than gamble.
- If you need a flat sole: this boot is not the one.
How to style it
The slouchy shaft and buckles give the boot a relaxed riding feel, so it works best with simple clothes.
- Skinny or straight jeans: tuck the jeans into the shaft for a classic riding look. Leave the shaft slouchy and let it fold naturally.
- Leggings and a long sweater: a good everyday combination. The boot reaches the knee, so there is no gap to manage.
- Skirts and dresses: a midi or short skirt with tights works well. The knee-high shaft covers the lower leg.
- Jackets: a denim jacket, a leather-look jacket or a simple wool coat all suit the equestrian-meets-motorcycle character of the boot.
- Color: black goes with nearly everything in a cool or neutral wardrobe. Brown pairs well with cream, olive, navy and denim.
Keep the rest of the outfit simple. The buckles already add detail.
Where else you can wear it
Because the heel is low and the toe is rounded, the boot works across a normal week.
- Weekend errands and coffee: easy to pull on and comfortable enough for a few hours.
- Casual office days: in black, with trousers or a skirt, it can pass for smart-casual in a relaxed workplace.
- Fall walks in the park: fine on dry paths. Skip muddy trails.
- Casual evenings out: dinner or a movie, with a dress or dark jeans.
We would not choose these for rain, snow or serious hiking. They are not waterproof, and the listing marks them for spring and autumn.
Shipping
Free standard shipping to all 50 US states. Orders are made to order and ship from our production partner within 1 to 3 business days, then arrive in about 7 to 14 business days. You get a tracking link by email as soon as your order ships.
All sales are final
All sales are final. Because every item is made to order, we do not accept returns or exchanges for change of mind or fit, so please check the size information before ordering. If your order arrives damaged, defective or not as described, email us within 14 days of delivery with a photo and we will send a replacement or a refund.
Contact us
Email hello@bootscanyon.com. A real person replies within one business day.
In short: shipping to the US is free and takes 7 to 14 business days. All sales are final, with no returns or exchanges for fit or change of mind. If your boots arrive damaged, defective or wrong, we will replace or refund them within 14 days of delivery. That is why we encourage you to ask about sizing before you buy.
Why shop with Boots Canyon
We are a boots shop, and we would rather be honest than sell a pair that does not suit you. That is why this page says plainly that the boot is not flat and has no wide-width option, even though many shoppers search for wide width flat knee high riding boots for walking.
You get clear photos, clear specifics, free shipping to the US and a price of $99 in US dollars. If something looks inconsistent in the supplier data, we tell you. If you are unsure about size, send us a message with your foot length and calf measurement before you order.
Frequently asked questions
Are these wide width flat knee high riding boots for walking?
No. They are knee-high riding-style boots with a low block heel and a slight platform, and the supplier lists the heel at 5 to 8 cm. No wide-width option is stated. They suit short walks and everyday wear, but not long distances in flat shoes.
How high is the heel?
The supplier lists a heel height of 5 to 8 cm (about 2 to 3 inches) and a platform of 0 to 3 cm. In the photos it looks like a low block heel, the lowest of the three similar styles we compared.
Will they fit wide feet or wide calves?
We cannot promise that. The fit is listed as true to size, but there is no width option and no published calf measurement. If you have wide feet or calves, send us your measurements before ordering, since all sales are final for fit.
Are the boots waterproof or warm?
They are listed as not waterproof. The lining and insole are listed as plush, and the season is spring and autumn. They are a good fit for cool, dry days, not for snow or heavy rain.
Can I return them if they do not fit?
No. All sales are final, with no returns or exchanges for fit or change of mind. If the boots arrive damaged, defective or the wrong item, we will replace or refund them within 14 days of delivery.
