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Until recently, I have bought all my equestrian attire online because of lack of nearby tack stores, so I was very excited when I found a small tack shop just a few minutes away when I went into town today! Yay! It is a store called
Try Again Tack that sells used tack.
Click here for there Facebook page. Of course my parents and I went to take a look. Upon entering, I was even more excited than before when I saw that they had some English tack in addition to Western tack, which is popular here in California. They had bridles, tall boots, saddle pads, horse boots, and even bits! I especially liked a nice dressage bridle that I saw there. When I saw a nice pair of tall boots, I decided to check them out. I tried them on, they were just my size, and the calf part wasn't too long on me as it was in some boots we found online. To top it off, they were less than half the price of some new ones I see online, and they didn't seem to have been used much. In fact, they weren't even broken in yet. Knowing I would need a pair whenever I begin showing---I likely wouldn't use my half chaps in the show ring---my mom was kind enough to buy them for me! Yay! We were lucky to come when we did because the boots had just come in this morning and for that price I'm sure someone else would have bought them quickly. The woman working at the store was very friendly, too. She said they have new stuff coming in all the time, so I'll definitely be coming back.
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As I said, they are like new and unused(or lightly uses at least) so I still need to break them in. I'll probably wear them and walk around in them. Does anyone have any tips on breaking in tall boots? It would greatly appreciated!
