Boa Horse Boot (Set of 2) Size: 3 (15.5" H x 7" W x 5.5" D) Product Description:
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SB-BOA3 Size: 3 (15.5" H x 7" W x 5.5" D) Features: -Barefoot boot.-Excellent hoof protection for occasional and long distance ridding.-Can be used as a spare for a lost shoe.-May be used in the e correction and treatment of impact-caused injuries, provides protection during trailering.-Top of boot is a vinyl and cushioned/bottom of boot is a very hard rubber work boot type tread. Dimensions: -Size 1 fit Horse Boot 4.25-4.88'' W x 4.63-5.13'' L.-Size 2 fit Horse Boot 4.88-5.25'' W x 5.13-5.38'' L.-Size 3 fit Horse Boot 5.25-5.88'' W x 5.43-5.88'' L.-Size 4 fit Horse Boot 5.88-6.25'' W x 5.88-6.38'' L.-Size 1: 13.25'' H x 6.25'' W x 5.25'' D, 3.1 lbs.-Size 2: 15.5'' H x 7'' W x 5.5'' D, 3.6 lbs.-Size 3: 15.5'' H x 7'' W x 5.5'' D, 3.8 lbs.-Size 4: 15.5'' H x 7'' W x 5.5'' D, 4.1 lbs. Collection: -Boa collection.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By Gay Braunberger
I bought these boots about a year ago, and they are the best we have ever had! We have gone on really rocky areas, bogs, creeks,you name it and not once have they come off! We used to use easy boots, and boy they are not easy. Boa boots are like a dream.Rating it 1-5 i would have to say a 10. :) They are really easy to get on and off, and the horse is really comfortable in them. They are very durable, and I am very satisfised with this product. I recomend them to all people with horses!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By BuckskinGal
After recently moving to the Texas hill country, my horse Arrow and I immediately discovered how rocky the ground is. My horse is barefoot and would hardly move across the rocky terrain; I had to help her find a less rocky route as I rode. She was constantly acting as if she was walking across hot coals. My farrier recommended Boa Boots. I bought some and the first time we rode with her wearing them was like night and day from all the rides before. At first, she did not realize that they would help so she acted a little shy about walking over the rocks again. After a couple of minutes, she realized that her front feet were not feeling the rocks anymore and we had the best ride since moving back here. In fact, I intentionally rode her over extreme rocky trails where she cruised over them as if she was walking on soft soil; she even had better traction going up and down steep hills and climbing ledges. My horse only needs them on her front feet, but they do make them for the back also.It does take a little to get the hang of putting them on, but, once you figure it out, get ready for a noticeable difference in your ride and your horses comfort level.Thank you Boa Boots.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By barefootlover
The Easycare Boas are my first experience with hoof boots since my horse has gone shoeless since 8/10. Overall, I love how easy they are to put on, take off etc. They stay on in any gait and used along with the gaiters, have not rubbed excessively. I have, however, had to change both of the front cables since one frayed badly and one broke during a ride; thankfully not too far from the barn. The cables are not terribly difficult to change but doubtful it can be done on the trail. Small amounts of grit can slow down the process tremendously. I would recommend carrying a spare boot instead of depending on changing a cable. Make sure you order spare laces right away after purchasing the boots.
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