Woof Wear Ultra overreach boot in black, size small, deep Kevlar coated pony pair

Woof Wear Ultra Overreach Boot Black S

$38.52
Sale price  $38.52 Regular price  $50.02
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Woof Wear Ultra overreach boot in black, size small, deep Kevlar coated pony pair

Woof Wear Ultra Overreach Boot Black S

$38.52
Sale price  $38.52 Regular price  $50.02
Woof Wear Ultra Overreach Boot – Black, Small

Small is the pony fitting in Woof Wear's overreach range, for the front feet of ponies of roughly 13.2–14.1hh. Small does not mean light duty: this is the same Kevlar-coated 10mm neoprene as the rest of the Ultra range, and ponies are quite capable of standing on a front shoe and levering it half off in a wet field.

An overreach boot works by hanging over the heel of the front foot so that the hind foot, swinging too far forward, strikes the boot rather than the heel bulbs, the coronet or the clenches of the front shoe. The Ultra is cut deliberately extra deep to cover the whole shoe, then trimmed down to the right length for the individual pony. Supplied as a pair.

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Performance & Benefits
  • Kevlar coating over 10mm neoprene — the abrasion resistance is the whole point of the boot.
  • Extra deep cut, covering the shoe rather than stopping short at the heel bulb.
  • Trim to length, so a short-striding pony gets a boot that does not drag on the ground.
  • The overreach boot Woof Wear specify to wear over their Medical Hoof Boot.
  • Suitable for riding and for turnout in poached ground.
  • Machine washable at 30°C.
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Suitable For
  • Front feet on ponies of roughly 13.2–14.1hh.
  • Ponies that overreach and repeatedly pull front shoes.
  • Winter turnout where a thin bell boot is torn apart in a fortnight.
  • Wearing over a Woof Wear Medical Hoof Boot on a small foot.
  • More boot than a pony that has never overreached needs — the Woof Wear Club Overreach Boot is lighter and cheaper for everyday schooling.
  • Not a brushing boot. It covers the heel and coronet, not the inside of the cannon, which is the Woof Wear Club Brushing Boot's job.
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How to Use
  • Fit to the front feet, one boot per foot, and check by hand that it cannot rotate round the pastern.
  • Stand the pony square and look at the ground clearance before you cut anything.
  • Trim in small stages with sharp scissors so the bottom edge just clears the ground under load. Over-trimming leaves the shoe exposed again.
  • Rinse the mud out after use, or close the straps and machine wash at a maximum of 30°C on a gentle spin with a non-biological detergent.
  • Do not tumble dry and do not leave in strong sunlight.
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Specification
  • Kevlar-coated 10mm neoprene, extra deep, trimmable to length.
  • Size Small, the smallest of five: Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large, XXL.
  • Black. Supplied as a pair. Woof Wear reference 1012528.
  • Specified by Woof Wear for use over their Medical Hoof Boot.
  • Woof Wear do not name a limb on their own page; overreach boots go on the front feet, and Woof Wear describe the pair as covering both front legs.
  • Woof Wear publish their overreach sizing as a chart image and retailer copies of it do not agree with one another, so measure round the pastern rather than relying on height alone.
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Care & Caution
  • A cut edge is a hard edge. Watch the pastern closely for the first few wearings after trimming and take the edge off if it is catching.
  • Take the boots off after work, wash the grit out and check the skin behind the heel. Mud trapped by a bell boot is a common cause of scalding.
  • Not for weeks of unbroken turnout wear. Deep boots hold water; take them off, dry them and check the legs regularly.

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