Mackey Pull-On Overreach Boots - Medium - White
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The Mackey Pull-On Overreach Boots are ideal for horse owners seeking reliable protection against overreach injuries during exercise or turnout. These boots offer a secure, simple design to shield the pastern area effectively; however, because they feature a pull-on design, they require a bit more effort to apply compared to velcro-fastened alternatives.
All features
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | AGR-203277 |
| Brand | Mackey |
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FAQs
How do I choose the correct size?
Measure the circumference of the pastern and consider the size of the hoof. If your horse is between sizes, select the larger size for easier application.
Can these be used for turnout?
Yes, they are designed to be durable enough for both exercise and turnout.
Will these slip down while riding?
When sized correctly, the anatomical design keeps the boot securely around the pastern.
How often should I clean them?
It is recommended to rinse them daily if used for turnout or heavy exercise to remove grit and sweat.
Are these suitable for all horse breeds?
Yes, provided the size is appropriate for the horse's anatomy.
Troubleshooting
Boots are too tight to pull over the hoof
Ensure the boot is completely inverted/folded down before applying. If still difficult, you may require a larger size.
Accumulation of dirt inside the boot
Remove the boots daily to rinse the inside and allow the skin of the pastern to dry completely to prevent sweat-related skin irritation.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Secure fit that won't come undone during intense activity
- No external fasteners that can snag or wear out
- Provides comprehensive coverage for the pastern area
- Durable construction for long-term use
Cons
- Requires more effort to slide on and off the hoof
- May be difficult to apply if the horse has very large heels
- Size must be chosen precisely to ensure ease of application
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To put on the boots, fold the top of the boot downward to widen the opening, then pull them over the hoof carefully. It is best to apply these before the horse is tacked up. Ensure the hoof is clean before sliding the boot on to prevent debris from causing irritation to the skin. To clean, simply hose down the boots or scrub with a soft brush and mild soap after use to remove sweat, dirt, or mud. Allow them to air dry away from direct heat sources to maintain material integrity.