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Location: London Ontario | Looking to purchase a set or two or perhaps all 4 for a horse with some navicular - the soft rides are fairly heavy - which did you prefer? |
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| MC1993 - 2017-06-27 8:02 AM Looking to purchase a set or two or perhaps all 4 for a horse with some navicular - the soft rides are fairly heavy - which did you prefer?
We used soft rides at the clinic I used to work at, but, for the $$ I love the Easyboot RX or cloud. Fit well and not as awkard. And lighter! |
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 I Want a "MAN"
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Location: MD | Much prefer Clouds |
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 Texas Taco
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Location: Bandera, TX | Bumping this up as I'm looking too. Any more opinions on the two boots? Thank you. |
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| I have both and here is why:
I originally purchased the Clouds, due to weight and price. However, the mare that needed them the most is a HEAVY gal and I didn't think the inserts held up well enough for her weight (she had them broke down in a few wears). So, I got soft rides for her with specific inserts for heavier horses; perfect. So, I use the Clouds on my smaller, lighter mare and they work great for her.
Just a couple things to think about. |
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 A Somebody to Everybody
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | RedHead84 - 2017-09-21 1:50 PM I have both and here is why: I originally purchased the Clouds, due to weight and price. However, the mare that needed them the most is a HEAVY gal and I didn't think the inserts held up well enough for her weight (she had them broke down in a few wears). So, I got soft rides for her with specific inserts for heavier horses; perfect. So, I use the Clouds on my smaller, lighter mare and they work great for her. Just a couple things to think about.
Same thing I love my Softrides for my big boy hes a bigger heavier horse and needed the extra support.. I dont think you could got wrong on either one that you choose.  |
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Location: Hill Country of TEXAS!! | I have only pulled a cloud boot out of the box in a store and pushed on the insole and put it right back in the box and left it on the shelf. I can see them working for hauling to rodeos and races but if you really haul long hours or need them for a horse needing support i would say they are not good for that. They are flat, cheap ( to me) and hard insoles. Nothing compared to the insoles of the soft rides which you can order theraputic ones for different needs. So for me, id rather spend the $ on softrides which i already know are worth the $ and are shock absorbing for my horses on long hauls or long term standing on hard ground. |
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Soft ride VS Easyboot Cloud