What does a pastern wrap do?

The Pastern Wraps offer a lightweight, breathable defense against knocks and injuries to the vulnerable pastern area of the leg.

Can you ride in pastern wraps?

The pastern wrap offers an extra layer of protection for your horse’s soft skin when you ride.

What are Cavallo pastern wraps?

The Cavallo Pastern Wrap (sold in sets of two) offers an extra layer of protection when using Cavallo Simple, Sport, Trek, ELB or Big Foot hoof boots. Pastern wraps are useful when you are first breaking in your new boots to prevent any rubbing.

What are fetlock rings used for?

Similar to Over Reach Boots, Fetlock Rings are a doughnut style ring that fits around a horse’s fetlock. Constructed from a thick rubber band, a Fetlock Ring is designed to prevent over striding injuries or sores to the back of the front-fetlocks.

How do I stop my boots from rubbing my hooves?

The foot should sit snugly on the inner sole of the boot, but should not crush the heel. Some hoof boots have special wraps or gaiters that act as ‘socks’ to help protect sensitive skin. These may help prevent rubbing, especially over longer rides.

What are scalping boots for?

Grab boots, Scalping boots (also known as scalpers) and quarter boots are available in leather or rubber and are essential for protecting the coronary band and heels. They also help prevent damage to shoes if your horse overreaches. These boots are available in leather and rubber options in a range of colors and sizes.

How long do Cavallo hoof boots last?

– 2 years
In average conditions with adequate care, the life span of your Cavallo Hoof Boots last from 1 – 2 years, however we have many happy trail riders who have had their boots for much longer.

Why use leg wraps on horses?

Horse leg wraps support tendons and ligaments, protects against rundown abrasions and interference injuries. They are also used to cover wounds, keep flies off horses’ legs, and sometimes put on a horse because they add a little flair. Horses wear wraps for a variety of reasons that aren’t apparent to most onlookers.

Can you put bell boots on hind feet?

In some instances, bell boots may be helpful when placed on a horse’s hind feet, such as on a horse that tends to lose its hind shoes or that develops clip marks or abrasions above the coronary band on its hind feet.

How do I stop my bell boots rubbing?

Tips to Prevent Chafing: Remove bell boots after riding, trucking, lunging and turnout to allow the skin and hair to air dry. Wash away grime from the inside surface and upper rim of the bell boot, and inspect these areas regularly for tears that will cause friction against the horse’s skin.