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I don't now but I have in the past. Normally there is not a problem with 
them getting caught. However, they might work loose a little quicker 
than regular shoes. But I haven't personally had a problem with that.

I would use pads or equithane for that matter on eggbars in the same 
situtations I would use them on regular shoes - no more no less.

Truman

Stacy Sadar wrote:

> Does anyone use egg bar shoes on their horses and ride trail or 
> endurance? If so, are you concerned about them getting caught on tree 
> roots, etc.? Also, does anyone use pads with the egg bar shoe to 
> prevent a stick or something getting caught? Just wondering.
> Stacy
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