Leather jumping boots with fetlock boots (set of 4)

Leather Show Jumping Boots

• Reduces impact
• Targeted padding for sensitive areas

Leather Fetlock Boots

• Protection against brushing and striking
• Approved for tournament use

The Set

• Integrated shock-absorbing mesh
• Ergonomic fit
• High-quality genuine leather
• Soft neoprene padding
• Individually adjustable closures
• Includes storage bag

• Show jumping training, course work and competitions
• Horses with an increased need for protection in the fetlock and cannon bone area
• Horses that work closely with their hind legs when jumping
• Preventive protection against brushing, striking and external impacts
• Targeted protection of tendons and joints during intensive strain
• Training sessions with frequent jumps, tight turns or higher speeds

the fetlock joint is one of the most heavily stressed joints in a horse's leg? During movement, it sinks significantly under load and, working together with tendons and ligaments, acts like an elastic spring system. In the process, kinetic energy is briefly stored and then released. This is precisely why protecting this area from additional external impacts is particularly important.

What do the leather open-front jumping boots and fetlock boots protect the horse's leg from?

The open-front jumping boots protect the front legs against external injuries from brushing, overreaching, impacts, or contact with jumps. The fetlock boots cover the vulnerable fetlock area on the hind legs and reduce the risk of abrasions and bruising.

Why are fetlock boots shorter at the back than open-front jumping boots at the front?

Fetlock boots specifically protect the area where the hind legs might touch each other during brushing or striking. Open-front jumping boots, on the other hand, provide more comprehensive protection for the front legs along the tendons and the cannon bone.

Are the leather open-front jumping boots and fetlock boots approved for competition use?

Yes, both products are designed for use in competitions. The fetlock boots meet the sporting requirements for hind leg boots, and the jumping boots comply with the requirements for front leg protection. However, please observe the current national equestrian federation (FN) regulations and equipment catalogs for eligibility in specific classes.

How should the jumping boots and fetlock boots fit correctly?

Both should fit snugly and evenly against the horse's leg without cutting in or restricting the movement of the joint. They must not twist or slip while riding. The individually adjustable fasteners ensure a stable and comfortable fit.

Why do the jumping boots and fetlock boots combine genuine leather, neoprene, and a shock-absorbing mesh?

The materials perform different functions: genuine leather forms a robust exterior, neoprene provides soft padding towards the horse's leg, and the shock-absorbing mesh distributes impact forces over a larger area. This provides targeted protection without restricting freedom of movement.

• Use only for the intended purpose as leg protection for horses.
• Check for damage, tears, loose seams, worn padding, or defective closures before each use.
• Do not use on open wounds, skin injuries, or irritated areas of skin.
• If damaged or heavily worn, the brushing boots must no longer be used.
• Check the fit regularly to avoid pressure marks, chafing, or restricted circulation.
• Do not fasten too tightly – sufficient freedom of movement for the limbs must be ensured.
• Clean and let dry after each use to prevent skin irritation or material damage.
• Care for leather regularly to prevent it from drying out or cracking.
• Allow wet leather to dry at room temperature, not on radiators or in direct sunlight.
• Do not make any unauthorized alterations or repairs to the product.
• Do not store near open flames, heat sources, or chemical substances.