Looking for boots (horse) that are soft & won't rub?

[cob&onion]

My mare is quite a sensitive girl (pink skin) and is prone to items rubbing.
I have some WW brushing boots all round that i always use when exercising her. I always keep them clean, wash them regularly and brush off her legs before using them but still they have started rubbing her slightly there not on too tight and are the right size, shes just sensitive.
Bandaging is not practical for me neither am afraid, especially with winter approaching!
Can anyone recommend boots that are just as protective for hacking and schooling but not so hard as to rub? I don't want to go bare legged shes not long been backed so want to protect her legs and give them a bit of support.

I was looking at the stretch & flex boots? any experiences?

 

[polly1976]

Hi - have you tried the 'sport wrap' type boots? They fit snuggly and i have never had trouble with rubbing etc. Premier Equine do them in many colours.
Hope you find something that works

 

[StormyMoments]

what about sheepskin boots they are lovely and soft or clariden (i cant spell :'()

 

[Dizzydancer]

my tb has got NEW brushing boots they dont rub him at all and he is thin skinned. although sheepskin definately an option!

 

[misswitch2]

Equilibriam stretch and flex boots are good

 

[Kenzo]

Love the Tri Zone range, so how about these?

http://www.equestrianclearance.com/product/equilibrium_tri_zone_brushing_boots/index.html

 

[Pat10]

Equilibriam stretch and flex boots are good

^^ditto^^

...and basic Woof Club boots don't rub, either (and arfe much, much cheaper).

 

[cob&onion]

^^ditto^^

...and basic Woof Club boots don't rub, either (and arfe much, much cheaper).

The woof are the boots we are using - causing the rubs, doesn't help either that bits of surface and dirt get trapped in there too.

 

[cob&onion]

bump

 

[Keenjean]

Clarenden boots would prob b good for your horse, protective yet nice and soft sheepskin!