Arma Anatomic Over Reach Boot - Black

Measure the circumference and height of the hoof. Refer to the size chart for Arma boots to determine the correct size. If in doubt, go a size up.

Rinse the boots after each ride, especially if the horse is working in muddy or dusty conditions.

Return the boots for a smaller size. The boots will not protect your horse properly if they are too big.

Yes, but ensure a proper fit. They are designed for a variety of horses and disciplines.

The boots are made for long lasting use. However, the lifespan depends on usage and care. Inspect them regularly for wear and tear.

The nodules help prevent the boot from rotating, keeping the protective features aligned with the horse's heel bulb.

Ensure the boot is the correct size. Check the fit and tighten the fasteners. Consider adjusting the placement of the boot or switching to a different size or style.

Check the fit of the boot; it might be too tight. Ensure the pastern area is properly protected. Consider using a barrier, such as a thin sock, to prevent rubbing if the issue persists.

Clean the touch-close fasteners to remove dirt and debris. Replace the boots if the fasteners are damaged or worn.