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Re: [RC] What kind of interferance boots are best? - Lynne Glazer

Toklat makes two kinds--the single velcro lightweight ones and the double velcro "ultimate" ankle boots.? The former didn't last and the latter are wonderful.? My guy travels base narrow in back but rarely interferes, the boots are there for those occasional moments of need.

Lynne

On Oct 9, 2007, at 2:11 PM, Jody Rogers-Buttram wrote:

Not to sound like a smart A**, but whatever kind cover
the area, and don't cover much else up, stay in place
and don't chafe him.??
?
?I prefer the ones with double velcro
they stay on MUCH better in mud.
?
Toklat is a nice one, but very minimum coverage.
Not too hot a horse that does more than just brush
every now and then.? Weatherbeta makes a good one
too, and they cover more.
?
Jody

andrea crisfi <tazrus69@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi RC
For thoses who use boots on the hind legs..what are
the best kind to use? My horse is still interfering in
spite of the different ways he has been shod. So I
need to do something to protect his inside hind
feltlocks. Any suggestions would great!
Thank you
Andra
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Re: [RC] What kind of interferance boots are best?, Jody Rogers-Buttram