Miami Pro is a technically advanced riding boot, carefully handcrafted from premium full-grain calf and buffalo leather. The elegant black design combines style with function and is developed to provide optimal fit and freedom of movement. With elastic lacing at the front and stretch panel along the back of the shaft, the boot naturally follows the contour of the leg, while the reinforced zipper adds extra durability.
The shaft is ergonomically shaped and complemented by a semi-square toe, durable shock-absorbing sole, and an interior lined with technical microfiber that offers both grip and long-lasting performance. The boot is made in accordance with genuine Italian craftsmanship.
- Technical sole made from advanced latex and rubber blend for flexibility and shock absorption
- Elastic shaft that molds to the leg and enhances contact with the horse
- Spur rests made of firm rubber to keep spurs in the correct position
- Protective leather flaps over the zipper at both top and bottom
- Interior lined with highly durable technical microfiber
- Inner lining made from buffalo leather and outer in calf leather for stability, grip, and comfort
- Handmade with care according to authentic Italian tradition
Size Guide
Parlanti's riding boots are available in ten shoe sizes, four shaft height options, and four different calf widths – giving you the chance to find a model that truly fits you.
How to find your correct size:
To determine your correct size, start by wearing the breeches and riding socks you usually ride in. Then ask someone to help you take your measurements using a measuring tape.
Measurements should be taken standing, without shoes, and with your legs straight and slightly apart.
1. Start by measuring the height of the boot, from the floor at your heel up to the crease behind your knee.
2. Next, measure the circumference at the top of the boot shaft, which is just below the kneecap, at the crease of your knee.
3. Then, measure the circumference of the widest part of your calf. If your calves differ in size, use the larger measurement.
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To the measured height, add approximately 1.5 cm, since the boots will drop about 1.5–2 cm after some use. Do not add extra width to the calf measurement, as the stretch panel provides built-in elasticity.
Finally, compare your measurements with the chart below before choosing your size!
