Cavallo™ ELB Boot
Cavallo™ ELB Boot
The Cavallo™ ELB, or Entry Level Boot, provides hoof protection for horses at a price that won’t break your budget. This horse boot is sold individually to allow for just the right fit on each hoof. Ideal to have on hand in case of a lost shoe or a hoof condition, it can be used for riding a barefooted horse on limited occasions and to use during rehabilitation. Each.
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The Cavallo™ ELB, or Entry Level Boot, for horses offers unbeatable hoof protection at a budget-friendly price. Sold individually to allow for just the right fit on each hoof, ELBs can be kept on hand in the event of a lost shoe or other hoof condition. They are ideal as a protective riding boot for the barefooted horse on limited occasions and to use during rehabilitation. The hoof boot design features a heavy-duty industrial grade 1,680 denier nylon upper with a soft foam cuff that fits comfortably around the horse’s pastern. Padded leather protects the heel bulb. VELCRO® brand closures are easy to use and replaceable for maximum longevity of the boot (replacements sold separately). Each.
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Hoof boots must fit snugly and correctly. Improper fit can result in chafing or rubs, tripping, or loss of the boot during a ride. Size charts are available for hoof boots. To determine the size your horse needs:
- Measure each of your horse's feet just after a trim using a metal tape measure with inch increments. Hooves are not always symmetrical in size, especially when comparing front to back.
- Measure the width across the bottom of the foot at its widest point.
- Measure the length from the toe to the buttress line of the heel. The buttress line is located at the end of the weight-bearing point of the heel, where the hoof wall ends and starts to curve in.
- Compare your measurements to the manufacturer's size chart for the brand of hoof boots you would like. Width and length should fit within the same boot size, but if different sizes are indicated by the measurements, select the larger size.
- A hoof boot should feel so snug as to be slightly difficult to put on. The sole of the hoof should fit level in the bottom of the boot.
- If you are unsure about proper hoof boot fit or are concerned about the way your horse's foot breaks over as he moves, consult your farrier.
- Horse boots should be used only for riding and should not remain in place on your horse's feet.
- As your horse's hooves grow between trims, be sure to check hoof boot fit. On most horses, properly fitted boots fit well throughout the trim cycle, but some hooves grow in such a way that the boots become ill-fitting and can cause discomfort.
- Hoof boots should not twist, abrade or rub your horse. If this occurs, check the fit or consider another type of boot for your horse.
