"Barn" Shoes Help?!?!

Jul 2, 2014

Lilly D.

I'm going to college for pre veterinary medicine a b d will be working in a bar a lot. I have never even step foot on a farm before so have no clue what type f shoes to wear! I refuse to wear cowgirl boots so what are ny options?!

Jul 2, 2014

duffs g.

rubber boots

Jul 2, 2014

Megan B.

Your other options would be maybe like tennis shoes but make sure you don't care if they get a little dirty!:)

Jul 2, 2014

Ashley C.

Stick with a good pair of boots. Trust me, you'll be glad you did 😉😄

Jul 2, 2014

Lauren C.

Wellies are usually worn for the farm

Jul 2, 2014

Nicola D.

I have 2 horses and in the summer wellies are a bad idea as they make you really hot. If It's really hot and I'm not doing much the animals I will wear tennis shoes but if you working on a farm with large animals wear leather boots of sort short riding boots wood be good as they won't be to hot

Jul 2, 2014

Zoey A.

I would say cute wellies. If you can afford them, Hunters!

Jul 2, 2014

Emily W.

Definitely rubber boots, preferably that come to the knee. I grew up on a farm and believe me, you get crud all over you. Don't worry about what the boots look like, they'll be dirty and disgusting very soon. Hardware stores/orchard supply will have some.

Jul 2, 2014

Eve J.

Docks?

Jul 2, 2014

Briana S.

Go to boot barn! Love it there

Jul 3, 2014

Billiarna H.

Cheap high tops

Jul 3, 2014

Kat R.

Hon you really don't have a choice. Rubber boots or cowgirl boots are your only logical options. But if you don't believe us, give it a week. You'll see.

Jul 3, 2014

Mya M.

I have a horse and if your going to be working with them. Get steel toe boots! Or shoes. They can easily beak a toe if stepped on. Rubber rain boots are my other option.

Jul 3, 2014

Hannah K.

Rubber boots or Dr Martens.

Jul 3, 2014

Mary W.

Bogs! good for riding too.

Jul 4, 2014

Massiell C.

Doc Martins are a mustttt.