#easyboot

[recoverybythehorsesmane]

New theraputic boots because the mud ate our old boots ✌🏼

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April 2 2012

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[ajresale-blog]

We have a HUGE selection of new Grace In LA Jeans Available #graceinla #jeans #denim #Easyboot #curvyjeans #fashion #cowgirls #clothing #designer #buckle #thebuckle

[jdzigner]

My friend Chris is 1000 miles into a 5000 mile horseback ride from Canada 🇨🇦 to Guatemala. Follow him on his #epicjourney while he is #makingfriends talking #sustainablefarming and #fundraising for @mayapedal . #Repost @5000milesofhope (@get_repost) ・ Trying out another saddle and my new Easyboot Back Country hoof boots after 1000 miles and 85 days on the road. #easyboot, #easycare, #easykeeper #horsebackriding #horselove #longdistance #raisingmoney #epicadventure

[barefoothooves]

Just FYI through March 2016 Easycare is doing a buy one get one free deal on US orders of their Backcountry Glove boot, which is great for trail riding.

[barefoothooves]

Flip Flop: Frequently Asked Questions | EasyCare

Q: How long can the Flip Flop be left on? 

A: The Flip Flop can be left on for the entire trim cycle. 

Q: Is the Flip Flop sold in pairs? 

A: No, the Flip Flop is sold individually. 

Q: Is there a Fit Kit for the Flip Flop? 

A: Yes, there is a Fit Kit available for the Flip Flop. 

Q: Do I need a length measurement? 

A: No, to adjust the length, the Flip Flop may need to be trimmed down using nippers or a table saw. 

Q: Is the sizing the same as the Glove and Glue on? 

A: The width measurements will be the same, the length is cut to fit. 

Q: Can the Flip Flop be heat fitted? 

A: Yes, the Flip Flop can be heat fitted the same way the Glue-On or Glove is heat fitted. 

Q: Can pour in packing be used with the Flip Flop? 

A: Yes, pour in packings can be used with the Flip Flop.  We recommend Vettec Equipak Soft, Glue-U Shufill Silicone or dental impression material. 

Q: Which adhesive can be used when applying the Flip Flop? 

A: We recommend using Vettec Adhere. EasyShoe Bond Fast Set and Slow Set may also be used. 

Q: Is the Flip Flop compatible with the Click Therapy System? 

A: Yes, the Flip Flop is compatible with the EasyCare Therapy Click System. 

Q: Can the hoof prep be done with the hoof on the ground? 

A: Yes, since the Flip Flop’s only gluing surface is on the dorsal vertical wall the horse can be standing flat if needed to keep a horse comfortable.   

Q: Why is the junction at cuff and the base so thick? 

A: Since the back portion of the base has so much movement this thicker area insures the base will not separate from the cuff. Do not modify this with a hoof buffer or rasp this could cause the Flip Flop to fail.

Q: Is the Flip Flop a shoe or a boot? 

A: Both: it has the benefits of a boot but can be left on the same duration as a shoe. 

Q: What is the difference between the EasyBoot Glue-On and the Flip Flop? 

A: The Glue-On is only intended to stay on a maximum of 10 days where the Flip Flop may be left on for the entire trim cycle. The Flip Flop offers much more ventilation to the hoof and less chance of moisture retention.   

Q: What is the difference between EasyShoes and the Flip Flop?

 A: The Flip Flop is much easier to apply than the EasyShoes, also the Flip Flop is compatible with the Therapy Click System, whereas the EasyShoes are not.  

Q: Do I have to worry about rocks or small debris getting lodged between the base of the Flip Flop and the hoof? 

A: No, during testing there were no complications with anything getting lodged. We recommend checking after each ride. Adding a pour-in pad will insure nothing can become lodged in the front portion of the Flip Flop.  The flexibility in the rear part of the Flip Flop prevents anything from getting stuck in the back half of the foot. 

[barefoothooves]

Behind the scene development of hoof boots and the latest Hoof Boot News

This is going to be amazing:

“... it is surprisingly more durable than shoes bonded along the entire sides of the hoof. The absence of an upper in the rear half of the shoe ensures that the heel and the entire back portion of the shoe is not connected to the hoof. As a result, the heel is allowed greater movement in all directions, which, in addition to improving the durability of the bond between the upper and the front portion of the hoof, also allows more movement of the hoof which in the long run results in a healthier hoof.  The design has now won several endurance races, best condition awards and continues to stay in place for a full trim cycle.”

[equusvolante]

Things I don't notice when shopping on-line: easyboots are not sold in pairs.

At least I'll know if this is the right size?