Horse boots are available in a variety of materials including leather, sheepskin, gel, and neoprene, or plastic. In general, pleasure riders don’t need leg protection for their horses, unless they travel on rough terrain or unless the horse has a problem with its walk or their gait.
And of course, jumping can cause injury if a horse nicks or doesn’t clear a fence. Sporting riders should use horse boots during riding, lunging, or turnout since their horses are typically moving at a faster speed, providing a greater opportunity for injury. If your horse regularly injures the inside his fetlock or pastern, has sustained a more significant injury, or is regularly walking on rough terrain, boots will help protect from injury. Have you ever noticed scabs on the inside of your horse’s fetlocks? This may be due to brushing or rough play in the field, and your horse may need boots. Horse boots offer protection and also absorb shock when a horse’s hoof hits the ground. These injuries could result from activities like walking on rough terrain or damage from a gait irregularity. What Are Horse Boots and Why Use Them?Ī horse boot is a protective boot or wrap designed to prevent a horse’s lower leg or hoof from experiencing trauma. All email correspondence, boot and sizing enquiries will be answered by our office staff upon their return.Do you need horse boots for your horse? If so, what’s the best way to decide which boots meet your horse’s needs, with so many options to consider? This guide will tell you all you need to know about horse boots, including the different types of horse boots available on the market, and will provide guidance to help you determine if you should use them with your horse. The final cut off for orders placed via either webpage, email or online will be 5pm Monday 20th March 2023, all orders placed after that time will not be processed until we return on Monday 3rd April 2023. We are renovating - business will be closed during that time!ĭue to warehouse renovations the business will be closed from Wednesday 22nd March until Sunday 2nd April (inclusive) Please Note: Packages sent to New Zealand may incur additional postage charges due to the weight of the product/s being sent overseas. Simply place your order as usual online and we will weigh your products and contact you via email if there are any additional postage charges due to be paid prior to the dispatch of your goods. We are based in Australia and hold a large stock of Eas圜are products, so online orders andĮxchanges for sizing can be dealt with quickly. Eas圜are Down Under is Australia's leading stockists of Equine Hoof Protection.
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