Woof Wear Ultra Overreach Boot - Black - Large

The Woof Wear Ultra Overreach Boot is designed for horses that require maximum protection against ...

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The Woof Wear Ultra Overreach Boot is designed for horse owners whose equines frequently pull shoes or suffer from heel injuries during training and turnout. These boots offer superior protection through a robust 8 mm neoprene construction and an extra-deep silhouette that shields the entire bulb of the heel. While they provide excellent durability and a customizable fit, users should be aware that the heavy-duty material requires precise trimming to ensure the horse does not catch the boot on the ground while moving.

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ColourBlack
Model Part NumberWB0017-BKBK-L
BrandWoof Wear

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FAQs

Can I leave these boots on 24/7?

While durable, it is recommended to remove all boots daily to check for any signs of rubbing or skin irritation.

How do I know which size to buy?

Measure the circumference of your horse's pastern and compare it to the size chart, keeping in mind the 'Large' size is suitable for typical warmblood or large horse builds.

Are these boots waterproof?

Yes, they are made from closed-cell neoprene, which does not soak up water or debris.

Can these be washed in a machine?

Hand washing with mild soap and a hose is recommended to maintain the integrity of the straps and neoprene.

Why is the bottom edge of the boot flat?

The factory edge is designed to be trimmed by the owner to achieve a custom fit specific to your horse's hoof shape.

Troubleshooting

The boot is flipping over during movement

The boot is likely too long. Trim the bottom edge until it reaches just above the ground level.

Rubbing on the pastern

Ensure the boot is positioned correctly and that the top edge is clean and free of dried mud or grit.

Strap coming undone

Check that the hook-and-loop closure is free of debris. Use a stiff brush to clean the hook side of the velcro.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Highly durable construction resists tearing from metal shoes
  • Extra-deep design provides maximum protection for sensitive bulbs
  • Material is easily custom-trimmed for a precise fit
  • Double-lock strap ensures the boot stays in place during turnout
  • Closed-cell neoprene does not retain water or become heavy

Cons

  • Requires manual trimming for the ideal fit on individual horses
  • Bulkier than entry-level rubber pull-on boots
  • May require more frequent cleaning to remove grit from the straps

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To achieve the best fit, place the boots on the horse's front hooves and observe the length. If the boot overlaps the ground significantly, use sharp scissors to trim the lower edge in a straight line or slight curve following the factory shape. When securing, ensure the strap is tight but allows for two fingers to pass between the boot and the pastern to prevent rubbing. For care, hose down the boots after every use to remove sand and mud, which can act as an abrasive. Allow them to air dry away from direct heat sources, as excessive heat can degrade the neoprene over time.

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