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EasyCare Easyboot WIDE Colored Glove Hoof Boots - Close Out!
Jazz up your horses hoof boot collection with EasyCare Easyboot Gloves Wide Widths in red or blue. Your horse will look stunning traveling down the trail in his/her new horse boots. This form-fitting, seamless horse boot hugs the hoof and responds like a natural foot. Flexible and tough, this horse boot adds traction to the hoof, while allowing a free stride and break over.
Fits Like a Glove
Like a glove, these Easyboots provides protection without stifling mobility. The Easyboot Glove horse boot material stretches over the hoof and clings to the hoof wall so debris stays out of the boot, even in sandy or muddy conditions. There is no external hardware so there is no need to worry about replacing cables or buckles. EasyCare Quick Studs are available separately for winter riding.
Keys to Success
Success of Easycare Easyboot Glue-Ons is determined by accurate measurements and a snug fit. Do not assume that, if your horse wears a certain size in another boot style, he/she will wear the same same size in the Easyboot Gloves. If you are not certain of the size your horse/s require you may wish to order an Easyboot Glove Fit Kit, give us a call!
The optional Power Straps are a key accessory to the Easyboot Gloves. The Power Straps are recommended for aggressive riding, hilly terrain and muddy conditions. The Power Straps tightens the fit of the Easyboot Glove but does make application slightly more difficult.
See Tech tab for sizing chart and more information.
Sold as a single unit.
LIMITED TO STOCK ON HAND. Vendor discontinuing item.
How to get the correct size boot for your horse:
- Measure the width of the hoof across the bottom at the widest point.
- Measure the length of the hoof from the toe to the buttress line of the heel. The buttress line is the farthest weight bearing point of the heel.
- Compare your measurement with the proper size chart below.
- If the width and length measurements are different by more than one size, EasyCare hoof boots are not recommended.
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