The application process is not incredibly difficult although getting the heel strap in the right place and the cable tightened just right can take a few tries to get accustomed to. I wanted a positive first booting experience and the Easyboot Epic is a good place to start. It is forgiving in fit and designed for longer trimming cycles, such as the 6-8 week trim cycle Pistol is on currently. The first boot I tried was the Easyboot Epic. The biggest determining factors are her hoof shape and the length of her trimming cycle. I use the boots for riding on rocky Colorado terrain, but there are many boots in our lineup that would work for the type of riding I do. My mare, Pistol, is barefoot and only tender occasionally. Eas圜are’s mission is to improve the well-being of horses by providing the equestrian community with superior service, education, and innovative equine products.Īs an employee with Eas圜are and new to booting I have had the opportunity to try out a few of our boots. We have a few different resources for you to gather as much information as you need to make the best decision, including each boot description, our blog site, videos on our YouTube page, the fitting assistant form, the Eas圜are Fit Kit or our highly educated Product Specialist Team. Luckily, you are not alone in this journey. That often helps point you in the right direction, but now you have to begin the trial and error process of getting a good fit. How do you choose which boot is best for you? One option is to narrow down what you are wanting to use the boot for. If you find yourself on our Eas圜arewebsite then you have tab after tab of options: Pleasure Riding, Performance, Therapy, or EasyShoes. There seems to be an overwhelming amount of directions you could go. So here you are, searching the internet for a hoof boot company that will work for you. Some have always had barefoot horses, some are just removing iron shoes to begin the long journey to a healthy, happy foot, or maybe you are one of the all too common cases of laminitis, founder, navicular, or another hoof disease and are desperately looking for comfort and relief for your equine friend. There are many factors that lead us towards booting our horses. I am only a year into this experience, so I’m still new to booting. Some of you may be new to the booting world. Submitted by Jordan Junkermann, Eas圜are Product Specialist

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