ARMA Anatomic Over Reach Boots - Brown - Cob

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The ARMA Anatomic Over Reach Boots are designed for horse owners seeking reliable protection for their horse's heel bulbs and pasterns during exercise or turnout. By combining a durable, scuff-proof outer shell with an impact-absorbing neoprene lining, these boots effectively minimize the risk of bruising and injury from overreaching. While they provide excellent stability and security thanks to integrated anti-spin nodules, users should ensure they are correctly fitted and cleaned regularly to maintain their structural integrity and comfort.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1929BROWNCOB |
| Brand | Arma |
ARMA boots generally follow standard horse sizing (Small Pony to Extra Full). Measure the circumference of your horse's pastern and compare it to the size guide to ensure a snug but comfortable fit.
These are designed for active use. While they can be worn for turnout, they should be checked daily to ensure no debris has worked its way inside.
The materials are water-resistant and suitable for wet conditions, though the neoprene will retain moisture if submerged for long periods.
Yes, the impact-absorbing lining and tough outer shell are specifically designed to protect against the strike of a hind shoe during jumping.
It is best to remove dried mud after every session to prevent the abrasive grit from damaging the horse's skin or the neoprene lining.
Ensure the boots are sized correctly for your horse and that the touch-close fastenings are pulled sufficiently tight.
Check for hair, dirt, or debris stuck in the touch-close hooks and remove with a small brush or comb.
Clean the inner lining thoroughly to remove grit, and ensure the boot is not too tight or improperly positioned.
To achieve the best fit, ensure the boot is placed securely over the heel bulb, with the touch-close fasteners positioned to the outside of the limb. Check that the fastenings are tight enough to be secure but loose enough to prevent restriction.