Premier Equine Rubber Bell Over Reach Boots - Black - Small



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The Premier Equine Rubber Bell Over Reach Boots are designed for horse owners seeking reliable impact protection during daily training or turnout. These boots leverage the natural shock-absorbing properties of rubber to protect the coronet band from over-reach injuries while maintaining a secure fit. While the durable rubber construction offers excellent deflection against strikes, users should ensure they are cleaned regularly to prevent debris buildup that may cause discomfort over extended periods of wear.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1043SBLK |
| Brand | Premier Equine |
Yes, because they are constructed entirely from rubber, they are naturally waterproof and do not retain moisture.
Yes, their durable construction makes them ideal for everyday turnout as well as riding.
Size should be based on the diameter of your horse's hoof; the boot should cover the coronet band completely without touching the ground.
Yes, the boots are sold in pairs.
Simply rinse them under a hose or wipe them down with a damp cloth.
Ensure the velcro straps are securely tightened and that the size is not too large for the horse's hoof.
Use a stiff brush to clear out accumulated hair and debris from the hook-and-loop fasteners.
Ensure the curled lip is positioned correctly and check that no foreign objects like straw or sand are trapped between the boot and the skin.
To ensure maximum effectiveness, verify that the boot covers the entirety of the coronet band without interfering with the bulb of the heel. The velcro straps should be fastened snugly but not overly tight, allowing the boot to move slightly with the hoof.
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