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Homemade Ice Boots?!


barrelracing? Reg. Jan 2012	Posted 2014-07-10 3:18 PM Subject: Homemade Ice Boots?!
Regular Posts: 94	Anyone have a way to "make your own" ice boots? I am on a budget but I know having ice boots would benefit my barrel horse.
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jw1990 Reg. May 2014	Posted 2014-07-10 3:24 PM Subject: RE: Homemade Ice Boots?!
Veteran Posts: 135 Location: louisiana	I bought the ice cell packs from walmart cut to fit in some performance boots pretty much identical to the the smb ice boots
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barrelracing? Reg. Jan 2012	Posted 2014-07-10 3:32 PM Subject: RE: Homemade Ice Boots?!
Regular Posts: 94	I searched on walmarts website and is this the kind you use? http://www.walmart.com/ip/Thera-Med-ICE-GEL-CryoPack-Large/13447066
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barrelracing? Reg. Jan 2012	Posted 2014-07-10 3:34 PM Subject: RE: Homemade Ice Boots?!
Regular Posts: 94	I'll try this again, maybe the link will work this time :) http://www.walmart.com/ip/Thera-Med-ICE-GEL-CryoPack-Large/13447066
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jw1990 Reg. May 2014	Posted 2014-07-10 3:39 PM Subject: RE: Homemade Ice Boots?!
Veteran Posts: 135 Location: louisiana	barrelracing? - 2014-07-10 3:34 PM I'll try this again, maybe the link will work this time :) http://www.walmart.com/ip/Thera-Med-ICE-GEL-CryoPack-Large/13447066 http://www.walmart.com/ip/ThermaFreeze-TF46-10-Reusable-Ice-Sheets-... these are the ones I use you can also find some cheaper on amazon Edited by jw1990 2014-07-10 3:45 PM
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ThreeCorners Reg. Nov 2003	Posted 2014-07-10 4:16 PM Subject: RE: Homemade Ice Boots?!
Tried and True Posts: 21185 Location: Where I am happiest	I made some ice boots years ago and they worked very well. You do have to use bagged ice though. I took a couple pair of old jeans and cut the legs off. Put one inside the other so you have a double layer. Sew the bottom together of both layers so it will hold the ice but leave the top open so you have a sort of a bag. Attach velcro to the top, and the bottom so you can velcro attach on the horses leg. Slip the boot on and pull up the leg and secure the bottom velcrow around the pastern. Fill between the 2 layers with ice, and secure the top velcro. It worked well for years and ice is available where ever you go.
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