Ariat

Beth Cross and Pam Parker, two classmates from Stanford Business School who identified an opportunity to incorporate athletic shoe technology into English and Western riding boots, launched Ariat in 1993. They chose Secretariat as the name of their new business in tribute to the legendary Triple Crown winner racehorse's "huge heart and competitive spirit."

Leather, rubber, and EVA foam are among the premium materials used in the construction of Ariat walking boots. The leather is frequently full-grain, making it sturdy and long-lasting. Even on slick or damp areas, the rubber soles offer superb traction. Additionally, the EVA foam midsoles offer support and cushioning that lessens fatigue. Ariat walking boots are renowned for both their high quality and their comfort. The boots should fit comfortably but not too tightly.

From entry-level models with basic characteristics to more sophisticated boots with features like waterproof construction and shock absorption, the Ariat walking boot price range offers a wide selection of boots. The least expensive Ariat walking boots start at about $100, while the most expensive models can go up to $300.

Detailed Information:

• Founded: 1993
• Founder: Beth Cross and Pam Parker
• Headquarters: Union City, California, United States
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AriatInternational (1.4M followers)
• Website: https://www.ariat.com/