Brushing boots

[hatters]

Any suggestions for good (yet fairly cheap) ones? Ta

 

[sallypops]

if u find and with a nice sheepsking lining let me know!!

 

[RachelB]

You can't beat Woof Wear Club boots IMO. We use a lot of different ones at work (livery/ event yard/ RS) and these are the easiest to use, toughest etc. etc. (I could go on!)

 

[vicm2509]

I like the WW double velcro ones. You can also pick up cheaper ones which are just as good off ebay. I have a cheap set which I use for hacking & lunging, they have had a lot of use in the 20 months I have had them and they are still in perfect condition (my horse does not brush though).

Like these

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEW-Double-Touch-C...7QQcmdZViewItem

 

[lillie07]

Any of the Premier Equine boots, for everyday use they are fab

 

[Syrah]

I've not used these, but they look ok.

http://www.equestrianclearance.com/weatherbeeta/roma_brushing_boots/index.html

Only £8.99 - bargain!

 

[Toby_Zaphod]

Premier Equine are good, here are some even cheaper ones, I've never tried them but have a look:
http://direct.tesco.com/q/N.1999272/No.10/Nr.99.aspx

 

[Sali]

I'm another one for the WW ones. I love mine =]

 

[KatB]

WW ones are best (double velcro) or premier equine.

 

[smith876]

World Beater brushing boots are a very good cheap boot.
Very robust.. (neoprene with a suedette striking pad, with a put thru pull back velcro closure system..)
I like them because they are quite elastic and act like a support bandage too, and to date have never come off.. hunting, hacking, etc..
They are a very handy boot to have..I would'nt be without a set..
A Good "Workmans" Boot..