Recommnend travelling boots?

[silu]

Hi, I am looking round to buy a new pair of travelling boots. Both my horses don't have chunky legs and are about 16.1 heightwise.

I have a pair of the newer type with 3 big velcro staps and "plastic" round the bottoms. They are useless (better not mention the make!) and continually fall down, so I have been putting them on IN the lorry as they fall down if the horses walk in them.. I have an ancient pair of Woof boots with plenty of straps and no "plastic" and they do the job fine still but need another pair as normally travel both horses at the same time.

I use a lot of Eskadron boots for various things and think they sell travelling boots but having trouble finding a stockist on the net. Does anyone have any knowledge of Eskadron travel boots? or can recommend good travelling boots for horses that are probably bigger than cob size but don't have huge/ heavy legs? The horses are both competition horses so are travelled regularly. Thanks.

 

[SamanthaG]

The last pair I brought were Mark Todd ones, and my horse traveled for 11 hours in them and they didnt move, or fall down

 

[Harrie123]

I love my Mark Todd boots, I have the blue plaid ones, they are lovely, don't fall down. I have had them for years!

 

[NOISYGIRL]

I use Amigo ones, my friend has a set of sportabac ones they are fantastic BUT I don't think they make them anymore, Castle seem to have taken over the turnout boot side of things so maybe worth a call to them

 

[Ludi-doodi]

Another Vote for Mark Todd. Mine are about 7 years old now and when washed look as good a new. My 16.2hh warmblood has cob sized - the large were too big for him!