Boxing boots are worn when travelling, and come in either the short or long version. Short boxing boots are fitted only around the cannon bones, and offer no protection to the elbows, hocks, pasterns or heels. Front and back long boxing boots cover the leg from the bottom of the heel to just above the elbow and hock respectively. Short boxing boots are not usually as thickly padded or protective as long boxing boots, making them suitable for travelling short distances only. They should only be worn by a horse with experience in the box. Long boxing boots are far more protective, but at the same time more costly.
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