Brushing Boots???

[xxbrubblexx]

Hey,
I'm looking for a pair of brushing boots maybe all 4s for my 15.1 cob x arab i was wandering if there was any recommendations of any good brands out there!
Might see if I can find any at Hickstead next week ! thanks x

 

[Footlights]

I love my woof wear club brushing boots, they fit my horses spindly legs perfectly and don't rub at all.

 

[Slightlyconfused]

^^^^^^^ ditto

 

[Batgirl]

Do the club ones have double closings? My friend said to avoid them if they didn't as they come off??? (please correct me as I don't use brushing boots on my current horse though plan to on my new one. (Sorry for mini hi-jack)

 

[welshcobmad]

I've just bought a set of woof clubs for my big boy & they fit lovely, don't hold water & have a double closing. Only 20 a pair too.

 

[VioletStripe]

I really like my Woof Wear ones for my boy I have the double lock ones, just for added security and they're really nice. Don't rub or budge! xx

 

[VickyP]

I really like my Woof Wear ones for my boy I have the double lock ones, just for added security and they're really nice. Don't rub or budge! xx

that.

Have a pair of Mark Todd ones which are standing up to all sorts of abuse too. Like the woof double lock better just because I'm a pain, but the MT are doing the business.

 

[You Wont Forget Me]

ive been using shires ones for turnout for the last 2 years, they're fab, really hard wearing too!

 

[Irishbabygirl]

Think you can't beat Woof Wear for just day to day boots. Easy to put on, stay put, don't rub, inexpensive and wash up well.

 

[BlairandAzria]

I ve got some premier equine (ballistic i think) theyre absolutely fantastic. my horse actually does brush at the back so ive been through several pairs of various brands, and these are definitely my favourite!

 

[Abbeygale]

Woof wear are very good, and usually last well. I have had the single and double lock Velcro - and I never had a problem with the single locks coming off even when we were out hunting through bogs all day.

I have had MT boots before, and they were lovely, but they lasted about 7/8 weeks before half the straps fell off! So I won't be buying any of those again

 

[Chestersmummy]

I've got the woof wear club boots with the single fasyening. I've had them for years and only now are they beginning to show signs of wear. I need to get some for my mare so I may treat my gelding to a new set.

 

[mudmonkey17]

Another vote for the woof wear club boots never had any problems with them

 

[starryeyed]

Do the club ones have double closings? My friend said to avoid them if they didn't as they come off??? (please correct me as I don't use brushing boots on my current horse though plan to on my new one. (Sorry for mini hi-jack)

The club boots don't have double closings, the "double lock" boots (http://www.woofwear.com/for-horses/brushing-boots/double-lock-brushing-boot_black---small.html) do! - but I've used the standard boots for years and they have never come undone or slipped when being used, even going through deep mud & through water.

They stay looking new and last forever too, love them!

 

[monkeybum13]

Woof Wear last years and years and years.

Also have a set of Mark Todd ones, they were a bargain and have been fine.

 

[Kat]

I use westropp knee brushing boots for road work and tri zone equilibrium brushing boots the rest of the time.

 

[MissChaos]

Had Westropps and they were good and lasted well but got a bit nibbled by small things. Overridingly we've had Woof boots for years and years and love them for the reasons given above.

 

[MissChaos]

Also another who never had problems with security on the single straps.

 

[Tinsel Town]

i use woof wear club brushing boots, I think they are fab! never had a problem with them coming loose, fit very well

 

[xxbrubblexx]

Thanks think i might go for woof wear ones looks good to me !