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o yeah Reg. Jul 2012	Posted 2015-11-29 10:55 PM Subject: RES Guardian Boots
Veteran Posts: 140	Has anybody used these yet? Likes/Dislikes? Are there different sizes to choose from? If so how do they run?
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imturnin3 Reg. Apr 2010	Posted 2015-11-30 10:30 AM Subject: RE: RES Guardian Boots
Extreme Veteran Posts: 477 Location: Lost in the swamps	Won a pair at finals,I don't think they are the guardian line though. (I have felt the guardian and there's a PC of plastic in there which I don't like the idea of something not being more pliable around my horses legs). The ones I did get they were one size fits all and are tall. They feel thin And the Velcro is super super sticky (pain in the butt sticky) Edited by imturnin3 2015-11-30 10:59 AM
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RacingTheArabian Reg. Oct 2011	Posted 2015-11-30 11:48 AM Subject: RE: RES Guardian Boots
Extreme Veteran Posts: 534	I'm gonna be completely honest.... I don't think the guardian boots are all they're cracked up to be. I have seen some people say they break down easy if used super hard, especially the bell boots. For me the sport boots are a little thin. But lets be real, no boot is going to totally support a 1,200 pound animals leg coming down on it. So honestly its whatever protects the best and holds up while racing and gaming.
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SmokinGirlie Reg. Jun 2006	Posted 2015-11-30 11:51 AM Subject: RE: RES Guardian Boots
It's not my fault I'm perfect Posts: 13739 Location: Where the long tails flow, ND	Don't have the Guardian but do have the others. I did email about the bell boots not holding up on the inside after a couple uses and they let me know they are made that way with a softer outside that sits against the horse so the horse is protected. That did concern me but I feel better now. I just dyed some really cool ones for myself. Their customer service is pretty great too
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Rasy Reg. Apr 2007	Posted 2015-11-30 3:56 PM Subject: RE: RES Guardian Boots
Veteran Posts: 173 Location: Oklahoma	I am a dealer for RES. They are a thinner boot but fit better to the horses legs (in my opinion) there is no bulky sling, or gaps at the top or bottom. They are a one size fits most. Fit like a medium professionals choice. The Guardian boot does have a "protection" piece in the boot to offer extra protection incase of a hit. It does make the boot harder but the protection piece is flexable to a point. I like these boots because they do not let dirt in and are light and not bulky and I had a horse that did not like the CE boots because they were so bulky and would stomp when they were on and the professionals choice would let dirt in. They are a cheaper boot but if taken care of will last just as long and offer the same amount of protection as other boots. I can make you a very good deal on some boots if you want to try them! you can call, pm or text me! 405-613-8516
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