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Barefoot Horse Hoof Boot Riddle

How do you give your horse all the benefits of a Glue-On below the hairline hoof boot and give your horse the benefits of being barefoot all day except when ridden?

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Gloves solve coronet band rubbing issues

 

Hi Team

I just want to share how much I like the Gloves. And that with their low profile, they have solved the coronet band rubbing problems for us. As you can see from the photos the hind boots twisted a little but caused no rubbing. The twisting happens because of how my QH moves and uses his hind end. The photos were taken after a 2 1/2 hr ride. First part of the ride was through some good mud holes with hills, second part was more flat land and we had fun doing a lot of transitions. I had Grips w/Domes on the fronts and the Gloves on the hind.

So where I stand now with using the Gloves- The boots can twist away for all I care since it won't injure my horse's coronet band anymore.

I really like everything about the Gloves!

Most of all - the tread that Garrett choose for them. I like it better than the Grips tread since it will clean out, where the Grips holds in the mud and clay which causes hydroplaning for me. I had been trying to achieve this tread by taking my Bares to the chop saw and widening out their grooves. I'm not kidding! Traction is my biggest concern living in western Washington, down the road from a rain forest. I also have sets of studded boots I use on days when I know it will be slicker. I pretty much pick the tread I think I will need for each ride.

And as you can guess I am totally excited about the Edges!!!!

Martha

Buckley,Wash

 

Love the Gloves!!!!!!!

 

I have been using the Gloves for a few weeks now. They've been in the mud, rocks, and snow and they have just been super! Thunder has them on his hinds and has Epics on the front. He doesn't forge with these. With the Gloves he travels natural, the same as when he is barefoot. The Gloves haven't got the extra bulk of the other designs, no hardware sticking out and I think that helps. The lower profile means no rubbing at the hairline! The gaitors on the Gloves just roll out of the way and does not interfere at all with putting the boots on. Also because there is no hardware or anything to fuss with, a person has less chance of getting stepped on or anything when using these. The ONLY thing I can think of that might improve them would be a bit greater breakover at the toe. The Gloves are a great idea and the best thing Easyboot has thought up in the history of booting! Way to go!!

75 in Gloves

Well,

   Fortune and I completed our first ride of the season, The Freeze R Burn, a 75 miler, with Gloves on the front and Bares on the rear. My mare did fantastic! The Gloves faired extremly well. I love the fact that I can take them off and put them on so quickly. I never had a problem with them on trail even in some of the sink holes that Fortune drank out of. I had duct tape over the screw heads that attaches the gaiter to the boot and had no rubbing of her heel bulbs. I understand that this screw is being looked into, but the duct tape seemed to work for us. I am hoping to try them on all 4 feet for our next ride, a 100 miler, in April.

Safe Riding,
Todd
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Love the Glove

Hi all! I have been using the Epics on the front feet and the Gloves on the rear. My horse doesn't forge as much with these as he does with Epics all the way around. In fact I thought he traveled very well.

I really like the Gloves, they are easy to put on, the gaitor stays out of the way when I put them on them. They have gone over just as many rocks as the Epics and look great. So far I have no complaints about them except I have to do the math and convert inches to centimeters to determine the size. LOL! Karen B