Review on Shires Airflow Turnout Socks White by Louis Mechtak

Terrible purchase. These spats twist when my horses move, so the back is in the front and the front is in the back, which cuts off blood flow, no matter how tight you tighten them, they twist and still slip. do not stay below the knee as they should. Fragile fabric slips. In just a few hours, you'll have a cotton ball rolled around your horse's tie buckle. After all, they don't wash themselves well. I've tried fabric bleach, I've even sprayed it and soaked it, and whatever it is, this stuff doesn't wash well. The stains remain no matter how many washes and all stains are typical pasture dirt. No grass stains, no manure stains - ordinary and plain dirt just won't come out. Why can't something as simple as a little dry dirt wash off? They just don't get clean. Too bad I didn't get them back in time. I will definitely stay away from this brand. They are made from simple, inexpensive, zero denier foil material. Fly boots need to be at least 600 denier and have a certain fabric count to stay in place just below the knee, which is ultimately the goal.