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Anatomeq AirGuard Brush Boots

Anatomeq AirGuard Brush Boots

App. $95.00

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Perforated brush boots on a 3D mesh body, with a reinforced strike area. Sold in pairs.

A brush boot protects the inside of the leg from the opposite foot brushing against it, and the usual way to do that is to add material, which adds heat. These take the opposite route: the body is a 3D mesh, cushioning and quick-dry, and the vegan suede exterior is perforated throughout, so the boot passes air rather than sealing it against the leg. Protection is concentrated where it is needed instead of spread everywhere, with a reinforced strike area over the point of contact. Elastic hook and loop straps.

Specifications:

  • Fully perforated for airflow
  • 3D mesh body, cushioning and quick-dry
  • Perforated vegan suede exterior
  • Reinforced strike area
  • Durable elastic hook and loop straps
  • Machine washable, dirt and hair repellent
  • Sold in pairs

Sizing: these run generous.

AnatomEq states the brush boots are generously sized and advises sizing down if a horse falls between sizes, which is the opposite of the usual advice. Note also that XS and S carry two hook and loop straps while M, L and XL carry three.

To measure a boot you already own for comparison: height is the bottom edge to the top edge; width is the widest point with the boot laid flat.

What sets this one apart:

Strike protection concentrated where the opposite foot lands, a reinforced area over the point of contact rather than material added across the whole boot. The body is a 3D mesh, cushioning and quick-dry, under a vegan suede exterior perforated throughout, so the boot passes air instead of sealing it against the leg. Durable elastic hook and loop straps hold it on, and it is sold in pairs.

Why it is here:

A reinforced strike area on a perforated boot. The honest problem with a brush boot is that the leg it protects is also the leg that overheats, and reinforcing one small area rather than the whole boot is the design that addresses both.

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