Best over reach boots for turnout?

[rowy]

Have been using rubber velcro boots to turn out in but going through them so fast! Was thinking possibly of trying tri-zone or woof wear or something?

 

[milesjess]

I have Mark Todd ones which are quite sturdy. Have been ok when turned out in them and for schooling.

 

[missdarcy]

I use shires neoprene ones, have lasted very well, and haven't come off in the field

 

[overtherainbow]

i found as soon as i bought my mare a pair of cheap bright pink ones (so i could find them more easily) that she never pulled them off again...

 

[chestnutmarelover]

i found as soon as i bought my mare a pair of cheap bright pink ones (so i could find them more easily) that she never pulled them off again...

Ditto, cheap bright orange ones - a size too big, theyve lasted months

 

[rowy]

Row tends to stand on them (reason he has them on lol clumsy boy!) and rips the velcro off. The shires one with thin strap at top and bigger strap at bottom tend to stay on better.
Have recently been using old dead sheep ones but they are majourly absorbing water and all the fabric is coming apart but they have stayed on much better than the rubber make.

 

[Chocy]

Old style pull on 1s work 4 my horse. Went thro the velcro 1s every 3 wks standing on them & pulling off. Pull ons a nightmare 2 get on but that's 10wks now & they stil on!!

 

[Toby_Zaphod]

We used neoprene overreach boots, actually we had some Premier Equine that we used. They fitted well, didn't rub, stayed done up & were easy to clean off under the hose. We found rubber & velcro boots ripped easily so weren't a lot of good.