Cavallo Sport Hoof Boot Slim Sole
Cavallo Sport Hoof Boot Slim Sole
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The narrow-fit hoof boot in the Cavallo Sport line, cut for a slimmer hoof.
Cavallo shapes the Sport for the natural hoof, so it needs no inserts or shims. The front fastens with industrial-grade Velcro, which goes on and comes off quickly and stays put. A molded back flap protects the bulbs and resists abrasion. Construction runs to waterproof thread, rustproof metal and a high-performance TPU outsole, with drainage designed into the boot.
Specifications:
- Narrow fit, for a slimmer hoof
- Shaped for the natural hoof, no inserts or shims required
- Industrial-grade Velcro front closure
- Molded back flap for bulb protection and abrasion resistance
- Waterproof thread, rustproof metal, high-performance TPU outsole
- Built-in drainage
- Built-in break over and a low-profile sole
- Tread pattern that supports the frog, with a natural heel brake
- Reflective piping
- Black. Sizes 2 and 3
- Sold in pairs
What sets this one apart:
This is the narrow cut of the Sport, shaped to the natural hoof so no inserts or shims are needed. It is built for riding, with a built-in break over, a low-profile sole, a tread that supports the frog and a natural heel brake. Drainage is designed into the boot and the piping is reflective.
Fit:
Size 3 fits a hoof 4 15/16 to 5 3/16 inches in length. Measure the hoof after a trim, not before.
Why it is here:
Drainage. A boot that holds water against the hoof creates the problem it was meant to solve, and this is the line built with an answer to that. The shock absorbed by the boot is shock the horse's legs do not take.
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