Premier Equine Ballistic No-Turn Over Reach Boots - Blue


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Designed for performance horse owners and equestrian athletes, these Premier Equine Ballistic No-Turn Over Reach Boots offer superior impact protection and a reliable fit for both daily training and competitive events. Built with durable ballistic nylon and an integrated anti-rotational nodule, these boots effectively prevent shifting during vigorous movement; however, users should ensure they are correctly sized to the horse's heel to prevent potential rubbing during extended turnout.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Brand | Premier Equine |
Yes, they are designed for everyday use, including turnout, provided the horse is properly fitted to prevent rubbing.
Measure the circumference of the pastern and refer to the brand's specific size chart, as sizes can vary slightly by horse type.
We recommend hand rinsing with water and a mild detergent rather than machine washing to preserve the integrity of the ballistic nylon and the fastening straps.
The boots are sold in pairs (two boots per package).
The pique jersey is used to provide a comfortable, moisture-wicking layer against the horse's skin while working in tandem with the shock-absorbent lining.
No, ballistic nylon is specifically chosen for its high tensile strength and resistance to tearing, even when struck by a hind shoe.
Check that the anti-turn nodule is properly seated in the heel bulb and ensure the straps are fastened tightly enough to keep the boot snug.
Use a stiff brush or a pair of tweezers to remove hair, hay, and debris from the hook surfaces to restore full locking strength.
Verify the sizing. If the boot is too large, it may slide; if too small, the edge may pinch the skin. Adjust the placement higher or lower to suit your specific horse's conformation.
To ensure maximum effectiveness, place the boot around the pastern and ensure the anti-turn nodule is sitting correctly in the heel groove before fastening the double-locking straps. Do not overtighten the straps to the point of restriction, but ensure there is no slack that could allow the boot to rotate.
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