Woof Wear Club Brushing Boot - Black - Extra Large


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The Woof Wear Club Brushing Boot is designed for equestrian enthusiasts seeking reliable, everyday leg protection for their horses. Featuring a durable 7mm neoprene base and a reinforced strike pad, these boots offer excellent impact defense during schooling or hacking. While they are highly effective at preventing brushes and knocks, they are primarily intended for exercise use and should not be left on for extended periods in the stable to avoid overheating or skin irritation.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | WB0003-BKEB-XL |
| Brand | Woof Wear |
Yes, the Woof Wear Club Brushing Boot is designed for use on both front and hind limbs.
They are made of neoprene, which is water-resistant, but they are designed to be breathable rather than fully waterproof.
Refer to the brand size guide and measure your horse's cannon bone circumference to ensure an accurate fit.
No, these are for exercise use only and should be removed once the horse is finished working to prevent overheating.
Hand wash with mild detergent in cool water and air dry naturally.
Yes, the boots are sold in pairs.
Check that the fastenings are clean of hair and debris, and ensure they are tightened to a secure, snug fit.
Use a small brush to remove trapped hair and dirt from the hook surface, which often restores the grip.
To achieve the best fit, ensure the boot is positioned so the strike pad is on the inside of the leg, facing the opposite limb. The fastenings should be snug but not overtightened, as this can restrict blood flow or cause pressure sores. After use, remove the boots promptly to allow the horse's legs to cool down. For care, use a soft brush to remove dried mud and hair from the neoprene and the hook and loop closures. If the boots become saturated, wash them by hand in cool water with a mild detergent and allow them to air dry away from direct heat sources to maintain the elasticity of the neoprene.