Woof Wear Club Brushing Boot - Black - XS

The Woof Wear Club Brushing Boot is a world-renowned choice for leg protection, combining durabili...

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The Woof Wear Club Brushing Boot is an ideal leg protection solution for horse owners and riders looking for a balance of durability and daily comfort. These boots feature a high-performance 7mm neoprene lining and a reinforced strike pad, making them perfect for schooling and light training sessions. While they offer excellent impact protection, users should note that they are designed primarily for daily training rather than intensive cross-country competition, and regular monitoring of the hook and loop fasteners is required to maintain a secure hold during movement.

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ColourBlack
Model Part NumberWB0003-BKMO-XS
BrandWoof Wear

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FAQs

Can these boots be used on both front and hind legs?

Yes, the Woof Wear Club Brushing Boot is designed to be versatile and can be used on either front or hind legs, provided the size is appropriate for the leg circumference.

How do I determine the correct size?

Measure the circumference of your horse's cannon bone to select the best fit from the available XS to XL size range.

Are these boots waterproof?

The neoprene material is designed to be moisture-resistant and will not absorb water, making them ideal for use in various weather conditions.

How often should I wash my brushing boots?

It depends on usage, but a general rule is to wash them when they become heavily soiled or if you notice hair and debris buildup that may cause friction.

Do I need to leave them off when the horse is in the stable?

Yes, these boots are specifically for work and training. They should be removed immediately after exercise to allow the horse's legs to breathe.

Troubleshooting

Boots sliding during exercise

Ensure the leg is clean and dry before application and verify that the hook and loop straps are pulled taut and fully secured.

Straps losing grip strength

Remove debris, grit, and loose hair from the hook and loop fasteners using a stiff brush or a specialized cleaning tool.

Skin irritation on the horse

Ensure the boots are not applied too tightly and that they are cleaned regularly to prevent salt and dirt buildup from chafing the skin.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable construction for long-term daily use
  • Highly breathable and comfortable neoprene material
  • Easy to clean and maintain after workouts
  • Available in a wide range of sizes for a precise fit
  • Effective protection against common brushing injuries

Cons

  • Not suitable for extreme high-impact disciplines
  • Hook and loop straps can collect arena debris over time
  • Sold in pairs, requiring separate sets for front and hind if sizing differs

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure the best performance, place the boot so that the strike pad is positioned on the inside of the horse's leg, covering the fetlock and cannon area. Tighten the hook and loop straps until snug but not overly restrictive, ensuring they do not compromise circulation. For care, it is recommended to brush off dried mud or debris after each use to keep the neoprene clean. Periodically wash the boots in a machine on a gentle cycle at 30 degrees Celsius using a mild detergent, ensuring all straps are fastened closed before washing to prevent snagging.

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