Poly pad travel boots..

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Where can I get these from? Or some like this.

I travel Spider in the Mark Todd travel boots but I think they are a bit stiff and she kicks out in them and manages to pull them off!!

So need some more flexible light weight travel boots.
 
I use these boots as my boy doesn't like the stiff ones on his backs- they are great but I bought mine second hand from a sale
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http://www.polypads.co.uk/legprotectors.htm - they are made by PI Associates same as the poly pads- this might help?!
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I think i might actually have the bandage rappas which don't state that they are for travelling but do the job perfectly well without being the mouled kind. They are really floppy and not shaped like boots but they wrap nicely - i think mine might well be really really old and perhaps they have brought the leg protectors out to supercede them.
 
I used to use Mark Todds and then bought Polypad ones.

Gov travels fine in them but they still protect his legs.

I got them at Ingatestone I think.
 
If you don't mind scruffy I have some that I never use - there is one strap missing on one of the hinds out of four.

Used them on my TBs so good for long thin legs.

Let me know if you are interested - they are a bit faded but clean and are red.

When I did use them I liked the fact that they were soft and never seemed to move.
 
I use Weatherbeeta ones which are shaped like Mark Todd's I think (that type) but they are fleece lined and aren't rigid like some so they are really comfy. Excellent boots, they dont slip and wash very well, and are very easy to put on with 3 wide velcro straps. Dont think Id use any others now!
 
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