Horse Boots & Accessories

At minimum, most riders use brushing boots on all four legs for general riding and hacking. If you jump, you may add tendon boots and fetlock boots. Bell boots protect against overreach. Your discipline and horse's needs will determine the ideal combination.

Measure around the widest part of the fetlock and the circumference of the cannon bone, and note the length from knee or hock to fetlock. Each brand has its own sizing chart, so always check the specific manufacturer's guide before ordering.

Bell boots are typically worn on the front feet to prevent the hind toes from striking the back of the front hooves, known as overreach. Some riders use them on all four for turnout or specific injury prevention, but front-only is most common.

Premium boots often use advanced materials like D3O impact absorbers, breathable technical fabrics, and superior construction that lasts longer and protects better. If you compete or ride intensively, investing in quality boots can prevent costly vet bills.

Most modern boots can be hosed off, brushed clean, and air-dried. Check velcro straps regularly for debris and replace any worn fastenings. Store boots flat or hung to maintain their shape and prolong their lifespan.

Yes — we ship from our Australian warehouse to every state and territory. Orders over $249 qualify for free shipping. Most orders are dispatched within one business day for prompt delivery.