Top 10 Wide Calf Boots

WHY PEOPLE LOVE IT
From the supple leather to the comfy footbed, reviewers rave that these boots check all the boxes. Let's also not forget about the pretty wraparound strap that makes them feel a little more exciting but still so classic.

FIT DETAILS
These riding boots have a 1.5-inch heel and a 17-inch wide calf circumference. For reference, the standard version measures 15 inches at the calf.

WHY IT MADE THE LIST
The sleek, knee-high western boot has been a major trend over the past few seasons (thank you, Isabel Marant and Ganni), but it hasn't always catered to wider calves. That is until this beautiful boot came along, which is complete with a pointed toe, gorgeous leather, subtle stitching, and a 16-inch shaft.

USER REVIEW
"It's rare to find a wide calf boot that is all leather with no elastic inserts or lacing to inexpensivly offer a wide calf style. Secondly, the footbed is comfortable and the heel is just the right height. Thirdly, while they have a pointed toe, they do not squeeze or pinch my foot. Also, the bone color is fantastic—I thought I may not find much to wear them with but have already found at least five outfits in my closet that these will be fantastic with."

WHY IT MADE THE LIST
The Penny boots have been best-sellers for years, and they're showing no signs of stopping. They nail that sleek, classic equestrian look that, for some reason, is often hard to find in a wide calf boot. And thanks to the back zipper and pull tabs, you won't be struggling to pull them off at the end of the day.

ADDITIONAL THINGS TO KNOW
Along with the timeless cognac hue, these are also available in black leather.

WHY PEOPLE LOVE IT
Complete with a knee height and 3.25-inch heel—the highest on this list—this boot is one of the most flattering on the list. Reviewers also say the calf width is wider than most wide calf boots they've tried, which is a win if you've struggled to find a perfect fit in a tall boot before.

ADDITIONAL THINGS TO KNOW
Bonus points for the contour footbed technology—you won't even feel like you're wearing heels.

WHY IT MADE THE LIST
It’s all in the details for us, and the stitched silhouette around the ankle of these INC boots is just the kind of understated design element we love. 

ADDITIONAL THINGS TO KNOW
A zipper, boot loops, and stretch panel make this pair of riding boots easy to pull on and off. And the rubber outsoles add traction, which we’ll be thankful for during the icier months.

WHY IT MADE THE LIST
Buckle up, because these boots have a little bit of attitude. Naturalizer designed this pair with a round toe, subtle stitching, and a buckle detail that come together to say “I’m pretty, but don’t mess with me.”

ADDITIONAL THINGS TO KNOW
Naturalizer has invested in designing shoes with a comfortable fit, which is evident in the open-cell foam cushioning of the insole of these boots. Oh, and they have an inside zipper.

WHY IT MADE THE LIST
Madewell has a way of making chic, sustainable clothing that we’re always on board with. With their sleek silhouette and block heel, these boots are no exception. They also come in three stunning colors—True Black, Desert Dune, and Dried Maple.

ADDITIONAL THINGS TO KNOW
These boots look great and feel great too, thanks to the insoles made of Madewell’s Cloudlift Lite padding.

WHY IT MADE THE LIST
The great thing about lug sole boots—aside from the fact that they go with everything from sweaters to LBDs—is that they're actually incredibly practical. This pair from Madewell has a super-thick sole that works well for even the wettest city weather, and the Cloudlift Lite padding makes them cushy enough to walk for miles in.

STYLE TIP
To tone down the edginess, try pairing these feminine pieces like mini skirts and dresses.

WHY PEOPLE LOVE IT
Heeled boots aren't always the comfiest, but reviewers rave that this slouchy pair is incredibly sturdy and easy to walk in. We're thoroughly impressed, especially considering they ring up under $100.

ADDITIONAL THINGS TO KNOW
These are also available in grey, light brown, and a super fun leopard print.

WHY IT MADE THE LIST
Western wear has been trending for a few seasons now, and these boots would look as natural on a horseback ride as they would out to dinner. Plus, Frye has been in business for over 150 years, so they’ve had time to perfect the art of shoemaking.

ADDITIONAL THINGS TO KNOW
You have four different colors to choose from with these boots, and they also have a cushioned leather insole for added comfort. We should also mention that these are pull-ons (meaning they don’t have a zipper or boot loops).