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Location: Peach State | I've always have a problem getting the sling to lay flush around the ankle. There's always a gap or it pulls the middle ridge over too much if I really pull the sling cradle down and around. |
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Location: Phoenix | I've always had this issue. But I dislike professionals Choice so I stick with them. I think the newer "tough" looking boot has a narrower sling--might look into that. |
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Posts: 725
| I used to have that problem, but I can usually get it right after about the fifth try. |
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 Shoot Yeah
Posts: 4273
Location: Where you need a paddle... Oregon! | Yes. Every horse I use them on and I've tried different sizes, too. This is why I use my CE's typically for general riding and I use Professionals Choice all other times. I only even keep the CE's because I have several pair and I wouldn't be able to get my money out of them to sell them, but I'll not buy any more. |
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Posts: 1410
Location: Peach State | I really like classic equine but can't stand how they won't go on properly, glad to know it's not just me. |
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 Loves to compete
Posts: 5760
Location: Oakdale, CA | yes and I quit buying them. The last 2 sets I bought sucked..............
i went with relentless.......velcro is really hard to work for first dozen or more times..... I still like them better. I bought some new elites pro choice camo and I'm really liking them now |
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 Take a Picture
Posts: 12842
| I have one pai of Pegasus boots that are a little different to put on but do not gap where the bottom strap goes around. If you have them on properly dirt will not get under them. Nice boots. |
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Duct Tape Bikini Girl
Posts: 2554
| I had that issue too, but have now switched to Iconoclast. |
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 Born not Made
Posts: 2937
Location: North Dakota | I bought a set of Classic Equine to try on my horse earlier this year and I did not like them. I tried 2 different sizes and I could not get the darts to line up properly and to sit on the leg properly. I won't be trying them again.
I use the Professional's Choice SMB 3. I like them, but they are getting harder to find. I don't like the Elite and I don't like the SMB 2.
I'm very picky. :-) I've been interested to try the Renegade boots but haven't yet.
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 Off the Wall Wacky
Posts: 2981
Location: Louisiana | If you read the instructions, they specifically say not to pull the bottom part down and around like you would the PC sling. You're supposed to pull it straight around.
I prefer the CE boots to PC. I just feel like they fit my horses better. That said, I use both brands. |
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Hungarian Midget Woman
Location: Midwest | Iconoclast boots are great. I've never tried CE, but I like them better than the professionals choice. |
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  Keeper of the King Snake
Posts: 7622
Location: Dubach, LA | I thought it was just me. I see so many people using CE that I finally bought a couple of pair. They don't fit anything I own. You can actually hear the slings rubbing together when my good horse walks. I need to sell them and buy another pair of PC.
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Elite Veteran
Posts: 1131
| I hate Classic Equine, probably the worst made of all the boots I've tried. Now you won't catch me in anything but Professional Choice. |
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Veteran
Posts: 173
Location: Oklahoma | I has the same problem. I do not like to take boots off and have dirt in them. I switched to RES boots a couple years ago. No dirt in them ever, and they fit great. I now deal in them, send me a message and I'll make you a deal and I guarantee you will like them!! |
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 Sorry I don't have any advice
Posts: 1975
Location: Sunnyland Florida |
Are you all having problems with the Classic Equine LEGACY boots? I think CE makes a few different kinds, right?
I have Professional Choice and Classic Equine Legacy. I can't ever get the heel right on the Professional Choice - and it always moves. I feel the Legacy boots fit way better, and they are a little thicker than the Professional Choice.
Edited by Runaway 2015-09-13 2:23 PM
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Location: Kansas | IT'S NOT JUST ME!?!? Thank goodness! I don't feel like an idiot anymore!! |
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 Own It and Move On
Location: The edge of no where | Too bulky - don't like the fit. Polo wraps or relentless boots. |
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Location: The best kept secret in TX | I have this problem with CE... Bought them in every size to try and fix the problem... Still couldn't get them to line up correctly. I tried the PC SMB Elite's and finally found the size my boy wears, but after three runs the stitching fell apart and PC wouldn't replace them...
I finally just went back to my old trusty's.. .my Bar F splint boots from the 90s.
They're an ugly green color but I cover them with boot covers. They fit both my mare and gelding. I haven't ever found dirt in them and they're a breeze to take on and off. never had an injury in them either (knock on wood). I don't like their new style of boots but back in the 90s man... stuff was good!!! LOL |
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Location: N C | I agree that they don't fit right and my horse even hung his back toe in them and tripped.I won't run barrels in them anymore. |
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| IRunOnFaith - 2015-09-14 5:35 PM I have this problem with CE... Bought them in every size to try and fix the problem... Still couldn't get them to line up correctly. I tried the PC SMB Elite's and finally found the size my boy wears, but after three runs the stitching fell apart and PC wouldn't replace them...
I finally just went back to my old trusty's.. .my Bar F splint boots from the 90s.
They're an ugly green color but I cover them with boot covers. They fit both my mare and gelding. I haven't ever found dirt in them and they're a breeze to take on and off. never had an injury in them either (knock on wood). I don't like their new style of boots but back in the 90s man... stuff was good!!! LOL
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who loves the old Bar Fs! I have one set left and I save them for my mud boots because they don't get water logged!
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