Brand
Standard, year and certificate number
EN 13634:2017, with a certificate reference.
Its two riding shoes each publish the standard, its year and a different certificate number — which is what per-product certification actually looks like. Everything else on that shelf writes “CE certified” and stops.
That is the difference between a claim and a record, and it is worth saying plainly because it is rare.
Waterproofing fails in three places and its listing addresses all three: the fabric at 15,000 mm, the seams stated fully sealed rather than critically, and the zip — described as an external flap with a built-in waterproof strip over a three-layer sealing design.
Nothing else in that family covers more than one of the three.
The levels. EN 13634 classifies height, abrasion, cut resistance, transverse rigidity and ankle impact separately, and a boot can sit high on one and low on another. Naming the standard without them leaves the comparison half made.
EN 13634:2017 with certificate number · thickened sole · ankle protection
A riding shoe published against EN 13634:2017 with a certificate reference, using a high-density nylon Caturra fabric, a thickened sole and ankle protection.
Best for: A rider who wants a citation that can be traced rather than taken on trust.
≈ €85
EN 13634:2017 with certificate number · thickened compound sole · anti-slip profile
A riding shoe published against EN 13634:2017 with a certificate reference, using a thickened compound rubber sole with an anti-slip profile and cushioning.
Best for: A rider who wants a traceable certification on a shoe worn every day.
≈ €110
15,000 mm · fully sealed seams · three-layer sealing · two-piece
A two-piece rain suit published at 15,000 mm with fully sealed seams, a high-density polyester fabric and a three-layer sealing arrangement at the zip.
Best for: Commuting in sustained rain where the suit goes on every wet morning.
≈ €55
Two-piece oversuit · 10,000 mm waterproof · breathable · reflective
A two-piece waterproof oversuit published at 10,000 mm, with back ventilation, reflective panels and a packed size the maker describes as compact.
Best for: Carrying under the seat for the rain that was not forecast.
≈ €80
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