Cashel Botas para caballos - Grandes 10.5 pulgadas de alto (par)

That's what they became in 4 hours. Garbage. Horse laid down, had a great nap and they were shredded. He doesn't pick at boots and leaves them alone. They literally looked like they went through a garbage disposal.

The boots only lasted a week until they broke

We have a riding school and 3 horses that get terrible bed sores in the spring and summer. They work great. Lasted over a year so far. Indispensable.

I bought these for my thoroughbread. She doesn’t tear up things, not even her fly masks, but these only lasted a week with her. I have no idea how they were destroyed so bad in a week. I contacted the seller and they did refund, so that I was pleased with. Far as buying these boots, don’t. Buy something else.

These are the best design I've experienced so far!!! No slippage nor do you have to pull them tight to avoid slippage...my horse is in heaven! All four legs are healing nicely now with Cashel Stall Sore Boots Thank you thickness is good but the design is the best!

I have a horse with a permanent injured hock and he gets up using the front of fetlocks. In the past I kept both his front legs wrapped 24/7, changing the bandages twice a week. I’ve been using the boots about 2 months and they seem to be doing the trick, no more wrapping legs. I did buy a second pair so I could rotate them for cleaning.

I’ve tried a variety of boots/wraps to address my mare’s stall sores. These ones have worked best so far in providing adequate yet seemingly comfortable protection. The material is soft and padded just enough to protect her fetlocks enough to heal as well as shield from further injury. She wears them 24/7 and they’ve seemed to hold up pretty well, in spite of her destructive tendencies! Requires readjustment depending on how tight you do the Velcro, as they can twist around and sag after a few days.

These work great for our mare. Our pens have small gravel base and can really cause abrasions and cuts when she lays down. These protect and I just put them on her at night and no more bloody legs in the morning. The first set we bought have lasted over a year with daily use and have only minimal deterioration. I've ordered the second set to replace when the first set finally needs to be gotten rid of