She introduced me to her 3-year-old Dutch Warmblood, with the amazing name of Disco Inferno. When Shannon Peters contacted me over 6 years ago about one of her Warmbloods in her dressage stables, she knew that a barefoot or booted approach could help. We recommend leaving enough space so that one finger can fit between the strap and the pastern.Submitted by Sossity Gargiulo of Wild Hearts Hoof Care This strap does not need to be extremely tight. Step Five: Lastly, you will need to fasten the hook-and-loop pastern strap. The buttons are snug to ensure a secure fit, so they will need to be wiggled on. First, fasten both sides of the front strap. Step Four: Once the boot is on the hoof, you are ready to fasten the straps. We recommend using the front of your body to brace the horse’s leg while you put the boot on the hoof. Step Three: You are ready to apply the boot! When sliding the boot on the hoof, you should have a nice, snug fit.

Slide the straps down so that the boot is fully open. The front strap has buttons on each side of the boot, so be sure to unbutton both sides. Once you determine your horse’s size, you are ready to fit your Easyboot Glove 50! Step One: Unfasten the hook-and-loop pastern strap. The first step in fitting any Easyboot Glove style is trying an Eas圜are Fit Kit, if possible. We tried a size 1 Fit Kit on this horse and determined that a size 1 shell works best for him.

Here are the steps you can follow when you’re ready to apply the Glove 50. If you have previously used and liked the Easyboot Glove Soft, you may want to give the Glove 50 a try, too! The Glove 50 is an excellent boot for added heel adjustability.

Instead of the neoprene gaiter, the Glove 50 comes equipped with a urethane heel sling covered in neoprene.

Have you tried our newest Easyboot? The Easyboot Glove 50 has a lot of the same features as the Easyboot Glove Soft, along with a whole new closure system.

Easyboot glove 50