🐴 Cashel No Turn Rubber Bell Boots for Horses - Equine Pair in Black, Blue, Red, and Teal Review

They didn't even last 24 hours. They broke the velcro when my horse first put them on. waste of money. Update: The seller was great and sent a replacement set straight away. Hope these last a little longer.

Boots look good and are well made. Based on the reviews I was hoping that the XL would fit the hooves of my draft horses but it didn't. It's smaller than the average Shire, the back of the shoe is a size 5. The Velcro doesn't quite fit and the boot was at least an inch shorter. Definitely recommended, just not for the draft.

My daughter's OTTB is much less likely to throw shoes away when wearing bell bottoms. He's still adjusting to life out in the fields and running around with his friends like a first year let out at the playground during recess, so he needs sturdy punching boots. They are inexpensive but just as durable as their more expensive counterparts. I order two sets at a time so I never run out.

Due to an injury, our horse has to wear heating pads 24/7. We tried 5 other types of boots and they are perfect. They don't wash their hair, they are durable and fluffy enough to hide what we need. Our horses don't stand still this time of year, and these boots have suffered badly in Michigan's unpredictable climate. We love these boots and already have 3 pairs.

I will give them to dogs to play with. I rode my 3 year old daughter for an hour last night and she literally got all her bondages dirty. So, this morning I wake up and see that her two front ankles are swollen twice. Terrible product. I knew it was better to try them but since some of the reviews were good I did. Next time I will definitely listen to my intuition. At least 3 days without training. Uff😤

They served my purpose very well. My horse sometimes sticks his foot through the bottom bar of his stall when feeding. A couple of times he took off his boot and pulled his foot back into the booth. I put these flared boots on him (one size bigger) to see if that would stop that. He still occasionally puts his foot on the other side of the railing, but hasn't loosened it or lost a boot since. It's been over two months now. With such hard handling I'm impressed, they hold up very well.

So far they are holding up well. I leave them on my warm blooded gelding 24/7. The size corresponds (big enough). They don't rub against your heels and are easy to put on and take off. The Velcro is clogged with hay and mud, but that doesn't affect durability. Velcro remains "stubborn". I don't know why it says "no turn" because they are definitely turning. However, this was not a problem. They seem strong enough to take a few hits. I don't like the typical "tight" boots because they have a…