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mgander Reg. Dec 2016	Posted 2017-09-21 4:49 PM Subject: RE: Dirt getting in boots
Veteran Posts: 217	emricmacy - 2017-09-21 4:32 PM mgander- Any cons that you have noticed on your RES boots? How is the sizing compared to PC? Thank you! Only complaint...They take maybe five rides to break in. By break in I mean the Velcro isn't SUPER stuck to where I worry about ripping it off. It's also a little more conformed to your horse's leg after then. I wish they had maybe a tad more padding in their standard boot but I've seen my horse hit himself and no cuts or bumps. I just over worry. Their newer boot is called guardian where it has extra protection on the inside if your horse tends to knock their canon bones. Those will be my next purchase. The top Velcro is replaceable on all their boots if it would tear and the Velcro on their bell boots are completely replaceable. There is no sizing besides their standard size and them they have larges, usually used for hinds. I love these and it keeps their legs so much cooler to boot. Pun intended lol
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SC Wrangler Reg. Jul 2004	Posted 2017-09-21 6:26 PM Subject: RE: Dirt getting in boots
Nut Case Expert Posts: 9305 Location: Tulsa, Ok	I am of the opinion that it has to do a lot with how hard a particular horse gets in the ground. My horse that is four-wheel drive, cows very low and runs to the bottom of all ground always gets dirt in his boots (tried many brands) or polos. My other horse with a different turning style and who stays on top of the ground does not get dirt in the same boots as the other horse is wearing.
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Klittle3 Reg. Jun 2012	Posted 2017-09-21 6:48 PM Subject: RE: Dirt getting in boots
Elite Veteran Posts: 838 Location: Georgia	Ortho Equine! I've never had dirt or sand get under them.
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Meep.Meep Reg. Jun 2017	Posted 2017-09-21 6:51 PM Subject: RE: Dirt getting in boots
Veteran Posts: 277	SC Wrangler - 2017-09-21 6:26 PM I am of the opinion that it has to do a lot with how hard a particular horse gets in the ground. My horse that is four-wheel drive, cows very low and runs to the bottom of all ground always gets dirt in his boots (tried many brands) or polos. My other horse with a different turning style and who stays on top of the ground does not get dirt in the same boots as the other horse is wearing. Agree!!! I haven't found a boot that "never" gets dirt in it.
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luckyjo Reg. Apr 2007	Posted 2017-09-21 8:36 PM Subject: RE: Dirt getting in boots
Duct Tape Bikini Girl Posts: 2554	Classic Equine Cross Fits
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vjls Reg. Mar 2005	Posted 2017-09-23 11:56 AM Subject: RE: Dirt getting in boots
Miracle in the Making Posts: 4013	we allway take the boots off after a run or work out they retain heat and sweat and grit granted its been a while but they same thing applies now they arre hot retain heat take them off bruch them ready next round
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