Dressage Boots with fur (Set of 2)

Comfort

• Ergonomic fit

Material

• Targeted padding for sensitive areas
• High-quality synthetic leather
• Soft fur padding

Function

• Individually adjustable Velcro straps
• Includes storage bag

• Dressage training, riding lessons, and daily work
• Horses that tend to brush against themselves during lateral movements, transitions, or tight turns
• Protecting sensitive areas on the horse's legs during work
• Training sessions involving significant bending, positioning, and lateral movement

in dressage movements such as travers, renvers, or lateral movements, the legs are sometimes guided very close to one another? The more intense the collection and lateral movement, the more important targeted protection against brushing can become. The fur padding provides additional protection where the boot rests directly against the horse's leg.

What are dressage boots used for?

Dressage boots protect the horse's leg during daily training from brushing, light impacts, and interference. Their large surface area and targeted padding reliably cover sensitive areas.

What is the difference between dressage boots and jumping boots?

Dressage boots are usually larger and designed to wrap more evenly around the horse's leg. Jumping boots, on the other hand, are specifically designed to protect the rear tendon area of the front legs from stronger external impacts during jumping. Which version is appropriate therefore depends on the field of use and the horse.

What is the difference between dressage boots and bandages?

Bandages are wrapped individually around the horse's leg and must be applied with even tension. Dressage boots already have a fixed shape and padding and can be applied much more quickly using the Velcro fasteners. Both can protect the horse's leg from external impacts during training.

How should dressage boots fit correctly?

They should lie evenly against the horse's leg without cutting in or twisting during movement. The ergonomic shape should follow the contour of the leg, and the fasteners should be adjusted evenly on both sides.

How tight should the Velcro fasteners be closed?

The boots must fit securely, but they should not be closed so tightly that they cause localized pressure. The individually adjustable fasteners allow the fit to be adapted to each horse's leg.

Can I use dressage boots in a dressage test?

In LPO dressage tests, boots are generally not permitted during the actual test. However, the current FN equipment catalog and the respective competition rules are always the deciding factors, as requirements may change or differ depending on the type of competition. The FN updates the equipment catalog annually.

• Use only as intended for leg protection on horses.
• Do not use on open wounds, skin injuries, or irritated skin areas.
• Check for damage, tears, loose seams, worn padding, or defective fasteners before each use.
• If damaged or heavily worn, the boots must no longer be used.
• Check the fit regularly to avoid pressure marks, chafing, or circulatory problems.
• Do not fasten too tightly – sufficient freedom of movement for the limbs must be ensured.
• Clean and allow to dry completely after each use to avoid skin irritation or material damage.
• Do not make any unauthorized modifications or repairs to the product.
• Do not store or dry near open flames, heat sources, or chemical substances.
• Clean only according to the care label – do not use chemical cleaning agents, bleach, or solvents.