Tough 1 Open Bell Boots, Heavy Duty Rubber Pair (S-L)
$15.36
- Tough1
- Open Bell Boots
- Rubber
- Quick Grip Fastners
- 66-242
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Description
Tough 1 Open Bell Boots: Same Boot, Second Listing
This page covers the same Tough 1 Heavy Duty Open Bell Boots shown elsewhere on the site, with identical details from the seller. There is no listed difference in size, material or closure, so pick whichever listing shows better availability when you shop.
The Basics
These are rubber bell boots that wrap around a horse’s hoof and close with hook-and-loop straps. They guard the back of the heel and the coronet band when a hind foot clips a front one, and they can help a horse keep its front shoes on in a muddy field.
- Thick rubber construction
- Two hook-and-loop closures, one on the inside and one on the outside
- Comes as a pair
- Three sizes, all 4 inches tall: Small fits 10 inches around the top, Medium 11 inches and Large 12 inches
Before You Buy
Rubber bell boots without a lining can rub some horses, so they suit tough-skinned horses better than ones prone to sores. Use a soft tape measure around the pastern to pick a size, and ask your farrier for advice if your horse falls between two sizes.
Everyday Use
A good fit lets the boot spin slightly and sit just above the ground at the heel. Check under the boots each day for rubbing or trapped grit, and hose them off when they get muddy. Store them out of direct sun when not in use, since rubber can dry out and crack over time. Replace any boot that splits.
Additional information
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Amazon Customer (verified owner) –
Still workingMy horses wear these 24/7 and they are still working well. would recommend these
Amazon Customer (verified owner) –
Don't last very longOnly lasts for a month or so with our mare. The Velcro straps seem to rip more easily than other bell boots I have purchased
cm harrington (verified owner) –
Holding up well with daily useStrong velcro attachments and nothing has ripped. Great value for the price. My QH are small but I get large bells to make sure they cover the back of the hoof.
Big Valley Fan (verified owner) –
Not Flimsy like the new centaur pvc bell boots areIts nice to not have to pay a ridicules price for a decent pair of bell boots. I was livid when I ordered centaur bell boots and they came very thin like they melted in the sun and folded in half into a rigid half moon with sharp edges around the top of the bell. My horse goes through bells at least once every season. He is on 24 hour turn out. These don't have the soft fleece top but with all the mud right now, the fleece would just create a mess. Velcro looks very strong which is good because I hate trying to put pull on boots on my thoroughbred. I ordered size mediums and my horse is 16.3 with size 2 hooves. He takes medium in the expensive Davis bell boots.
Bart (verified owner) –
Would give zero stars if possibleFOUR, that is the number of rides before these completely came apart. Ridiculous
Barbara (verified owner) –
Great fit & lastsOrdered for long term wearing on horse that slightly overreaches when turned out. These boots are easy to put on and they do not rub the hair off the skin or irritate the skin. I highly recommend this product.
Troy B (verified owner) –
Great bell bootsGreat bell boots.I put them on my old mare upside down to prevent sores on her pasturns. These are easy to put on and seem very durable.
Troy B (verified owner) –
If you have a horse that doesn't mess with the bell boots too much they should be fine but I'm going to need something more duraPurchased 4 of these in hopes they'd last a while and that I could replace them as they broke. Unfortunately a couple weeks later my horse has ripped all but one! If you have a horse that doesn't mess with the bell boots too much they should be fine but I'm going to need something more durable for my guy.