That sounds dramatically to You, we know. Why do we have to do that? Quite simply, you have forbidden us to watch Your steps on our site with Google Analytics. Too bad, now we have to go back to the glass ball or read in the coffee grounds to understand our visitors. This hoof shoe will be a worthy representative of the low-cost hoof shoe model for beginners, the Easyboot Trail. The Easy Boot NEW Trail convinces with its optimised features, such as the higher wearing comfort and its excellent workmanship.
The adaptability of these hoof shoes allows them to be used with many different hoof shapes. The new model does not have an insert gaiter at all, as the Comfort Cup Gaiter of the Easy Boot Glove Backcountry has now been integrated.Īlso new is the Snug Strap (safety strap) already fitted by the manufacturer, which could only be purchased as an additional accessory for the old Easy Boot Trail model.Īll these improvements make the Easy Boot NEW Trail an excellent support for the conversion of your horse from horseshoes to barefoot. The back of the Easyboot NEW Trail has also been completely restructured compared to its predecessor. With even more stable rivets than its predecessor, an even softer padded neoprene shoe edge and an optimised and better padded inner shoe, the Easy Boot NEW Trail offers the best wearing comfort for your horse. We don't recommend this boot if you ride in hills, rather use the Old Mac's G2 instead.The Easy Boot NEW Trail is characterised by its extremely durable outer shoe and its modified and striking new design. Not intended for long distance or endurance riding (usually over 40km per week). Not suitable for horses with wider than long hooves. The Trail boot allows for comfort pads to be worn and the horse can be turned out in these boots for some time (make sure you clean regularly and sanistise them). With a tough protective shield and padded neoprene band, it opens up completely to slip on and off over a variety of hoof shapes and sizes. This is our boot of choice for therapy (unless you are dealing with an acute laminitic, then check out the RX boot).
It is greatly improved over its predecessor. This is a great boot for light riding or supporting a hoof in barefoot transition. (advertised price as stocks last new stock on special request at full price)
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