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[Sammyandant]

Just wondering how they come up size wise? I have a 16.1hh TB who is very long point of hock to fetlock not sure if the M will be long enough or if the L will hang off
Hope someone can help!!

 

[Arniebear]

personally i wouldnt bother with them, all the ones i have seen in use slip down loads no matter what size, id go with mark todd personally

 

[Snozzo]

Ive got the medium length PE ones for my chunky 15hh cob and they are a little on the long side for him. I tried lots of makes but they were the only ones I found that did not have very moulded hock areas, which were in the wrong place for him. I would imagine a large may fit better. In relation to going round your horses legs, though the medium go round my boys legs easily, I wouldnt say they are any wider than any other make. If you would like any measurements, let me know and i'll do that for you tomorrow

 

[Snozzo]

Hi, just got back from yard. Measurements for the medium size are as follows. Front boots Length on sides 56 cm, length at lowest point (shaped part behind knee) 46 cm, width 38 cn . Rear length 69 cm , length between fetlock and hock 44 cm . width 40cm. Hope this helps

 

[ROMANY 1959]

Take a look at the PE leg wraps with washable removable insides... My sons mare dislikes anything over her hock so I got these, she likes them and they wash up so well..

 

[Embo]

I've used both sizes on my horse. Borrowed a large set a couple of times, width was perfect but were too long. Bought the Medium, they look tiny compared to the Large, but they do fit better (if a little more snug).

My horse is 15.3hh IDx with 8.25inch of bone, to give you an idea. For a taller horse, you'd definitely want the large.

No issues with slipping for me, but B does travel nicely so wonder if this makes a difference?