I have ridden in several endurance rides using these boots and think they are great. It has a bungee attachment on the front which eliminates the cable and buckle design that is on the Epic and original Easyboot. The Bare also has a unique pattern for the sole of the boot, one that mimics that of a barefoot Of an Easyboot Epic in that it has a gaiter attachment that works to keep the boots on horses in all types of terrain and trail conditions. The Easyboot Bare is a terrific product for our horses. Happy winter riding to you all.Using the Easyboot Bare on a Barefoot Horse for Trail or Endurance Riding A nice dip in some hot water before fitting on the hoof will also do the trick.ĭon’t forget, unlike a horse wearing standard horse shoes, hoof boots are fantastic for eliminating the dreaded snow balling on the bottom of a horse’s hoof. When it comes to applying a very cold Epic, Easyboot Bare, Grip or Glove hoof boot, remember it will certainly be easier and more flexible if it can be stored in heated room or vehicle. As far as the EVA foam comfort pads same deal, cold weather is not a problem. The boots Hannah carries the Easyboot Glove and Epic are made from durable polyurethane which has no problem with weather extremes. As far as any damage caused by polar cap type cold, no worries, not gonna happen. Gotta love Hannah, talk about dedication. Here is the scoop: freezing temps will definitely make the boots stiff and more than likely a bit more difficult to apply. Is it OK for my Eas圜are hoof boot and Comfort pad inventory to remain in my freezing vehicle during this season?
Hi Debbie, It’s well below zero here in Iowa tonight. I’ve been meaning for a while now to ask about storage of boots and hoof pads in this season, and on first glance, I can’t find anything on the website about this question. I have often brought everything into the house in order to keep it from freezing but what a pain that becomes when I have a fair amount of inventory and hauling to/from the driveway through the snow becomes a major chore (we don’t have a garage and live in a rural place where you can’t pull up to the door).
Hannah, located in the balmy state of Iowa asks… I thought I’d share since others may be wondering the very same thing. This question was sent to me last week by hoof care practitioner and Eas圜are dealer Hannah McCargar of Able Horse Natural Hoof Care.
Much of the United States is experiencing c-c-c-cold weather.
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