2pack Orange Horse Hoof Soak Boot

If you have to soak a horse's hooves for any reason, these boots stand up to the job. I DO recommend using a rubber mat to ensure that the bottom of the soaking boots don't get damaged by small rocks or gravel. The boots come with two velcro straps each and a pad for the bottom of each boot. They are simple and effective. I've been using these boots for almost a year and I'm very pleased. Would definitely purchase again.

Worked great, have only used them once but good quality for multiple uses!

I've used these for two rounds of hoof abscesses now. I put velcro in the bottom and on the foam pad as another reviewer suggested and was really happy with that setup. I use two of the velcro straps around the pastern before pouring in liquid and it has been sturdy for a dozen or so soaks. I only fill up the bag to the point that it covers the coronary band so can't speak for the bag's performance being filled up more than that.My soaking liquid of choice has been epsom salt and betadine solution in near boiling water and it hasn't degraded the material at all. Haven't tried more caustic things like White Lightning or other hoof medications.There is a surface tear in one of the boots, but it hasn't gone all the way through. They've held up really well despite my gelding pawing a little bit with it on and occasionally walking him in them while empty.

I'm a first time horse owner and boy has it been difficult. My guy has apparently always had foot issues so it's been a challenge dealing with that. He currently has an abscess so I got this boot to help draw it out. It worked well. I had him in the barn with the boot on for about 30 minutes. He walked around a little with it and it stayed put. I'm shocked he didn't even seem to notice it. This has made dealing with this abscess so much easier.

I bought two of these to help treat my rescue horse's severe thrush and white line. I knew he wouldn't stand in a bucket, so these boots have been an absolute lifesaver!! We've used them numerous times, and now other folks in my barn have borrowed them for their draft horses. They're not pretty, but these things are TOUGH and make it easy to do long soaks. So glad I found them!

We have these in our horse trailer incase we're on a trip with the horses and have something happen. Well it did and we had to soak his foot in Epson Salts daily. I have to admit it was a little more challenging to get him to keep it on, but as long as you can keep your horse still it worked OK. For soaking a foot - a bucket would have worked as well, but if you want to soak or ice a leg, you'll need something like this.

I really didnt need two but didnt see it sold singly so two i got. Might be grateful for the 2nd one one day and i do have onevm to loan out. Its been worth the cost which is pretty minimal for a first aid product. I dont use the enclosed pad since i need to add more product to make up for it. Itsxa good pad and i can use it elsewhere (in hoof boots). Easybto use and even my nervous, spooky horse didnt mind it.

Great product for the price! My mustang mare has very wide (size 3) hooves and fits into these boots with room to spare. As a result, you really need the extra bands to tighten and secure it north of the fetlock. The plastic and stitching is pretty tough, but they probably wouldn’t stand up long term to an animal who paws on a hard surface.Overall are great for a horse who can stand quietly and isn’t bothered by the sloshing water noise from the oversized legs. Especially for under $25 a set!

Worked great! Way better than anything else with cleantrax

Quick delivery, great soaker boots, sturdy and practical. Easy to use and clean! One size so room for every type of hoof!

I really like this product. It prevents my horse from stepping on the edge of a water pan and flipping the water out of it. I am quite pleased with the product as when my horse lifts his foot I just hold on to the bag until he rests it again. No water wastage! The only thing I don't like is while trying to get his foot in the plastic sleeve the foam pad for the bottom of the hoof bag floats to the top and won't stay in place unless you hold it there. It would be a great idea to have a piece of Velcro on the bottom of the foam pad which attaches it to the bottom of the hoof bag...it would help a lot! I've tried putting his foot in the bag first and then filling the bag but the second he lifts his foot the foam pad pops out of place and floats to the top. I am happy with the product besides the foam pad issue.

easy to use and store

My Clydesdale destroyed it within 5 minutes of putting on!