Woof Wear Club Brushing Boot - Multicolor - Small
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The Woof Wear Club Brushing Boot is designed for equestrian riders seeking a reliable, high-performance leg protection solution for their horses. Ideal for daily training and schooling, these boots excel by providing essential impact protection through a durable PU strike pad, though riders should note that they are specialized for brushing protection and may require more heavy-duty alternatives for high-intensity cross-country jumping.
All features
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | WB0003-BKEB-S |
| Brand | Woof Wear |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Can these boots be used on both front and hind legs?
Yes, the boots are designed to be symmetrical and can be used on both front and hind legs.
How do I know which size to pick?
Size selection depends on the circumference and length of your horse's cannon bone; always refer to the specific sizing guide for the Small variant.
Are these boots waterproof?
They are water-resistant and designed to dry quickly, but they are not intended to be fully submerged or waterproof for extended periods.
Can I leave these boots on in the field?
No, these boots are designed for active use only and should not be left on for extended periods, such as turnout, as this can cause overheating.
Are these suitable for jumping?
They are suitable for schooling and basic jumping, but they are not protective enough for advanced, technical cross-country jumping.
Troubleshooting
Boots sliding down during exercise
Check that the fastenings are tight enough and ensure no hair or dirt is trapped between the hook and loop surfaces.
Neoprene material becoming stiff
Wash the boots gently to remove salt and sweat buildup, then allow them to air dry properly.
Fasteners not sticking securely
Use a stiff brush to remove hair and arena grit from the hook and loop material.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent durability for daily schooling
- Easy to clean and maintain
- Lightweight design promotes horse comfort
- Effective strike protection for sensitive tendons
Cons
- Not suitable for extreme cross-country impacts
- Hook and loop straps require regular debris removal
- Limited to protection against brushing rather than full leg support
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure proper protection, position the strike pad on the inside of the horse's leg, ensuring the straps face toward the rear of the animal to prevent them from catching during movement. Ensure the fit is snug but not so tight that it restricts blood flow or causes pressure sores.
Care Instructions:
- Brush off dried mud and debris after every use to maintain the integrity of the hook and loop fasteners.
- Hand wash in cool water using a mild, non-biological detergent.
- Allow the boots to air dry away from direct heat sources, such as radiators or direct sunlight, which can degrade the neoprene.
- Periodically check the stitching and strike pad for signs of excessive wear to ensure the boots continue to provide adequate protection.