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Rusty posted: >>>You see that is magic of the glove! There is nothing to 
adjust, no cables, wires nothing. Get the size you you need put it on 
and go.

Very easy :) BTW, I have said nothing bad about steel shoes :) I got my 
retired guy to 3000 miles in them, I just like the gloves and the feel 
of my horse in them. I have had no issues.<<<

And that is great they are working for you, but even being a non 
constant boot user, I listen, and observe.  I have heard of ALL types of 
boots coming off, Gloves, Epics, even glued on.  Just because a rider 
had issues at a ride, does not mean that particular product is to be 
considered a FAIL.  There is a learning curve for most riders who start 
using boots for distance. And part of that, is not only the fit, but 
application.  I know riders who get them fit, then go and try something 
different with the boot, because they think that will work "better". 
Sometimes it does, and they share that info, other times if does not 
work, but then it seems it becomes an issue with the boot, not the 
application.

And no, I was not saying you said anything ab out shoes. lol It is my 
own twisted humor because some on this list think my horse and his 
health s being damaged by my nailing those horse shoes on him.  But it 
works for us, and thankfully I have an AWESOME farrier. I have used 
Easyboots off and on for many, many years, so am not a complete novice 
to the product.  Just chose to use shoes.
Jonni



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