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Is a Booted Horse Really Barefoot?
February 7th, 2011

This is a post from Garrett Ford, and the exact same question raised recently on a well known endurance forum! What do you think? Is a Booted Horse Barefoot? Let us know on Trelawne Equine’s Facebook page! Posted: 06 Feb 2011 04:41 PM PST I had the opportunity to attend the Functional Hoof Australian Conference [...]

For a Perfect Fit Every Time, Use the Fit Kit!
February 2nd, 2011

Our FitKits include a set of 11 shells to help choose the correctly size Easyboot Glove or Glue-on barefoot boot. They are usually available to hire from retailers, or are used by hoof care professionals to help with sizing. The Easycare Fit Kit is the ideal way to quickly and easily determine which size Glove [...]

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Easyboot Bare

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Features

  • The sole has been modelled on the hoof of a barefoot horse to flex and give in a similar way.
  • Low profile comfort back strap.
  • Reinforced gaiter features rolled edges to reduce or eliminate chaffing and a 4-way stretch material at the heel for freedom of movement.
  • The adjustable bungee settings range from loose to tight for a perfect fit.
  • Replaceable parts

Available in 11 sizes (Pony - 7) • Sold Individually

Suitable for: Horses with longer than wide hooves covering short or long distances. Ideal for long distance and endurance riding.

Not suitable for: Horses with flared or wider than long hooves. Less ideal for riders new to booting.

The Easyboot Bare was introduced in 2006 following the huge success of the Easyboot Epic, to provide a simple, close fitting boot that constantly adjusts to the hoof. The Bare has been designed to stretch and flex, mimicking the movements of the naturally bare hoof. This hoof boot’s unique fastening system makes it a little harder to apply than the Easyboot Epic, but once it has been fitted to your horses hooves there is no need for further adjustment. This natural movement makes the boot ideal for horse owners who want to have a boot that is as close to a bare hoof as possible, for example when taking part in endurance or as part of a holistic horse care regime.

As the Bare is harder to apply, this boot is recommended predominantly for horse owners with prior booting experience, the Easyboot Epic being more suitable for first time boot fitters.