What riders say about our leg protection sets
I actually only wanted to buy new jumping boots and then discovered the set that includes fetlock boots. Everything for the front and back matches, and it was cheaper too.
— Trusted Shops Review
The shipping boots were put to use right away on the first long trip. All four legs were well wrapped, and everything was still in place upon arrival.
— Customer review of transport boots
Combined for comprehensive protection
In our sets, the individual components are deliberately coordinated. This means that the level of protection, material, and look all go together, without you having to search for front leg, hind leg, or hoof protection separately. Depending on the set, you get a suitable combination for dressage, jumping, leisure, or daily use.
When is a leg protection set particularly practical?
A set is particularly useful if several areas of the horse's leg need to be protected at the same time or if you are looking for a complete combination for your training needs right away.
- For complete protection during training: Sets consisting of dressage boots and supplementary hoof or hind leg protection cover several vulnerable areas in a coordinated combination.
- For dressage work: Our dressage sets combine extensive leg protection with matching bell boots and are particularly suitable for horses that tend to brush or overreach when moving with narrow leg placement.
- For show jumping and courses: Our jumping sets combine protection for the front and hind legs or supplement them with bell boots if several areas need to be secured while jumping.
- If you don't want to select each item individually: The components are already coordinated, so you receive matching parts all at once.
- If you want to save on your purchase: Our leg protection sets offer a price advantage compared to purchasing the included items separately.
The benefits of our leg protection sets
Our sets combine multiple protective functions into a coordinated solution. This is not just about convenience when purchasing, but also about ensuring the individual components work effectively together.
Protection for different zones
Depending on the set, the cannon bone, fetlock area, and hoof are specifically protected by different products.
Sensibly combined materials
Neoprene, fur, or leather are used where cushioning, friction reduction, or a robust outer protective surface is required.
Consistent fit within the system
The included products follow a coordinated sizing and cut concept, making them easy to use together on the horse.
Less switching between different solutions
If several areas need to be protected regularly, the appropriate combination is immediately available and does not need to be reassembled each time.
Care as associated equipment
Coordinated materials and surfaces can be cleaned together before the set is used again.
Coherent overall picture
Brushing boots, fetlock boots, and overreach boots also ensure a visually uniform set of equipment.
Why the foreleg, hind leg, and hoof are protected differently
The risk varies depending on the specific area: on the front leg, external impacts and brushing can affect the tendon and cannon bone regions; on the hind leg, interference often occurs in the fetlock area; and on the hoof, there is a risk of overreaching on the bulbs or the coronet. That is why our sets combine different protective products rather than using a single design for all areas. This ensures that every zone receives exactly the type of coverage and padding that suits its typical stress.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about leg protection sets
What is included in our leg protection sets?
That depends on the respective set. Possible options include dressage boots with bell boots or jumping boots with fetlock boots or additional hoof protection.
Do I save money by purchasing a leg protection set instead of individual items?
Yes. Our sets are put together in such a way that you receive a price advantage compared to purchasing the included individual products separately.
Why are different protective products combined in a set?
Forelegs, hind legs, and hooves are exposed to different external influences. Shipping boots, fetlock boots, and overreach boots therefore each perform their own specific task and complement one another as a set.
Must all parts of a set always be worn together?
No. You can use the individual components depending on your training and requirements. What matters is which area actually needs to be protected in each specific situation.
How do I know if all the parts are in the right place?
Boots and fetlock protectors should fit snugly without cutting into the skin or twisting. Bell boots must provide sufficient coverage for the bulb and coronary band area and must not restrict the movement of the hoof.
How do I care for our leg protection sets?
After use, remove hair, sand, and dirt, paying particular attention to the inner padding and fasteners. Further cleaning depends on the material of the respective product.