It’s very important that leg wear is always wiped down or cleaned after use, so that it does not cause any chafing or infection to an undiscovered open wound. Boots should have a proper clean at least once a week if the horse has been worked throughout the week, and must also be cleaned properly…
Magnetic therapy has gained in popularity over the years, as more and more riders are seeing the benefits of letting their horses wear these boots. Magnetic therapy boots stimulate the cells and tissues, increase blood flow to the leg, reduce inflammation and prevent the deterioration of tissues. These therapy boots usually come in the form of…
Eventing boots are specifically designed for the cross-country phase of eventing. They are designed around the model of the brushing boot, but usually feature better tendon protection as well. Modern eventing boots are lighter than ever, so that they don’t hinder the horse’s speed in any way. They are also waterproof, so that the boots…
Tendon boots are front boots that are fitted around the cannon bone. The protective layer runs all the way around the leg, except in the front, where it is open. As the name suggests, tendon boots offer protection to the tendons, which run down the back of the leg, and prevent injury that could be…
Brushing boots secure around the horse's cannon bone and usually have a protective padded layer on the inside. The reason for this is to protect the inside of the leg when struck, or brushed into, by the opposite leg. Brushing boots are a great option for everyday flatwork or hacking, as they provide good all-round protection…
As most of us know, horse boots are worn to protect and support the front and back legs during training, competition, turnout, stabling, therapy or travel. The work you choose to do or your horse's circumstantial needs will determine the type of boots he should wear. We are spoilt for choice when it comes to boots,…

