5/25/2023 0 Comments Horse cloud bootsWhen bearing the horse’s load it expands and may easily fill the boot. Some twisting is fine because the hoof is lifted, in its smallest position. If the sole fits well but the upper portion of the boot is too large, consider the ELB or Trek styles as the outer flaps can be angled downward when fastening to adjust for an extra-snug fit on the upper. If the boot twists or rotates excessively, it may be too big, or the outer cover may be loosely fastened. Draw the outer flaps firmly around the hoof, pressing the Velcro on the flaps against the Velcro on the tongue keep taut and level. OUTER COVER: Ensure that the boot tongue is pushed firmly against the hoof.HOOF ON THE GROUND: Place your horse’s hoof firmly on the ground to fasten boot.It may be helpful to compare the outside raised tread area at the bottom of the boot to the weight-bearing length of the hoof sole (toe to buttress as per the diagram on the above measuring chart. Ensure that the entire weight-bearing wall from front of toe to heel buttress sits within the boot outsole. SOLE: The sole of the hoof should fit securely inside the boot sole.Please check your measurements against the chart above. Ideally the boot “pops” nicely onto the hoof for a good fit. TOO SMALL: If you have difficulty putting the boot on, it may be too small.
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