twisteddiamond
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does anyone know how long the large long size is for chunky boy with long legs
trizone brushing boots
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Blizzard
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I bought the largest size and they were still not wide enough fo my boys, and they are only warmbloods!
My two both have 11 inches of bone and I couldnt even get the boots fastened!
My two both have 11 inches of bone and I couldnt even get the boots fastened!
twisteddiamond
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which boots do you have for yours
my boy needs them he brushes terribly
my boy needs them he brushes terribly
Blizzard
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I cant find any to fit! So none.
I recently tried the WW double lock boots, but they are too small for them both too.
Someone receommended the Thorowgood ones in warmblood size, apparantly they are very generous.
The Tri Zone stretch and flex in the largest size JUST fit Beau, but they dont offer a great deal of protection.
I recently tried the WW double lock boots, but they are too small for them both too.
Someone receommended the Thorowgood ones in warmblood size, apparantly they are very generous.
The Tri Zone stretch and flex in the largest size JUST fit Beau, but they dont offer a great deal of protection.
beatrice
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I have the brushing boots and the wraps.
I use size 2 on the front and 3 on the back and my 16.2hh idxtb. not sure how much bone she has but she has a decent amount. They are more than long enough plus wide enough!
I also use then sometimes on my sisters 16hh welshies who has alot of bone and they fit him better than the ww ones he has!
I use size 2 on the front and 3 on the back and my 16.2hh idxtb. not sure how much bone she has but she has a decent amount. They are more than long enough plus wide enough!
I also use then sometimes on my sisters 16hh welshies who has alot of bone and they fit him better than the ww ones he has!
Peanot
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I like the shires brushing boots. They are just soft neoprene with the hard bit in the middle but they are so soft and fit well and do the job. They only cost me £8 off Ebay, but that was over a year ago, but they have lasted. I have 2 pairs now. I like the soft ones as there is more support. I dont like the hard ones like the ww ones for that reason. I have 4 pairs of hardish boots that have hardly been worn at the yard. My husband did buy me a pair of the trizone ones for Xmas, but I havent tried them on yet. They feel soft but on the picture they seem to stick out not round the leg if you know what I mean.