Montar Fleece Lined Brushing Boots - Grey
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The Montar Fleece Lined Brushing Boots are designed for riders who prioritize both protection and horse comfort during daily training or schooling sessions. These boots provide essential impact resistance for the horse's lower leg while utilizing a soft, moisture-wicking faux lambskin lining to prevent rubs, making them an excellent choice for horses with sensitive skin, though they are primarily intended for schooling rather than heavy-duty cross-country use.
All features
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | MON-71200-6 |
| Brand | Montar |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Are these boots suitable for cross-country?
No, these are designed for schooling and flatwork. They lack the extreme impact protection required for solid obstacles.
Can I use these on my sensitive-skinned horse?
Yes, the soft faux lambskin lining is specifically chosen to be gentle on sensitive skin and minimize chafing.
How should I wash them?
Machine wash them at 30 degrees on a gentle cycle, preferably using a protective laundry bag.
Do these boots come in a set?
Yes, they are sold as a complete set of four boots.
Will the faux lambskin cause overheating?
The material is designed to wick moisture, which helps manage temperature, but they should be removed after work to let the legs breathe.
Troubleshooting
Boots sliding down while riding
Ensure the hair on the horse's leg is dry and clean, and tighten the touch-close straps to be snug but not restrictive.
Lining becoming matted or stiff
Brush the faux lambskin gently with a soft curry comb or slicker brush after the boots have air-dried.
Touch-close straps losing grip
Clear out any hair or debris trapped in the hook-and-loop material using a stiff brush or small pin.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Soft lining is ideal for sensitive-skinned horses
- Provides reliable impact protection during training
- Easy to clean with machine-washable design
- Secure touch-close straps stay in place during movement
Cons
- Not suitable for heavy-duty cross-country or jumping impact
- Light-colored faux lambskin may show staining over time
- Limited to flatwork and light training applications
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To achieve the best fit, position the strike pad on the inner side of the horse's leg, ensuring the boots are aligned to cover the cannon bone without obstructing the fetlock joint's range of motion. Secure the touch-close fasteners starting from the bottom strap and working upwards to ensure even tension. For maintenance, remove dried dirt with a soft brush before washing. When machine washing, place the boots in a mesh wash bag and use a gentle cycle at 30 degrees Celsius. Always air dry the boots away from direct heat sources to preserve the integrity of the faux lambskin lining and the PU-leather shell.