Mackey Pull-On Overreach Boots - Medium - Black

The Mackey Pull-On Overreach Boots are carefully designed to securely cover the pastern to guard a...

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The Mackey Pull-On Overreach Boots are ideal for horse owners and equestrians seeking a reliable, low-profile barrier to protect their horse's pasterns and hooves from overreach injuries during riding or turnout. While these boots offer excellent impact absorption and a secure fit, their pull-on design requires a bit of patience and physical effort to fit correctly compared to strap-on alternatives.

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ColourBlack
Model Part NumberAGR-203276
BrandMackey

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FAQs

How do I choose the right size?

Measure the circumference of your horse's pastern and refer to the size chart to ensure a secure, snug fit that is not too tight to restrict circulation.

Can these be used for turnout?

Yes, they are designed to be durable enough for both ridden work and turnout in the field.

Are they easy to wash?

Yes, simply rinse off mud and debris with water after use and allow them to air dry.

Will they come off in deep mud?

The pull-on design is specifically engineered to be more secure than strap-on boots, making them highly resistant to being pulled off in deep mud.

What is the primary material?

The boots are made from high-quality, resilient rubber compounds designed for shock absorption and longevity.

Troubleshooting

Difficulty pulling the boot over the hoof

Ensure the horse's hoof is clean and dry; if the fit is snug, you can lightly coat the hoof wall with a small amount of non-slip lubricant or water to help the rubber slide over the widest part of the hoof.

Boot feels loose or rotates during exercise

This indicates the boot size may be too large. Check the manufacturer's size guide and consider moving to a smaller size if the boot cannot maintain a snug grip on the pastern.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • No velcro straps that can degrade or get caught on fencing
  • Provides comprehensive coverage of the sensitive pastern area
  • Stays securely in place during high-intensity movement
  • Durable enough for both pasture and arena use

Cons

  • Requires more effort to put on compared to velcro versions
  • Can be difficult to slide over the hoof if sizing is too tight
  • Not adjustable once placed on the hoof

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To apply the boots, hold the boot wide and slide it over the hoof, starting at the toe and working it up past the coronet band until it sits snugly around the pastern. It is helpful to dampen the hoof slightly if the fit feels very tight. To ensure longevity, rinse the boots after muddy turnout sessions and inspect them periodically for any tears in the material. Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight when not in use to prevent the material from becoming brittle. These boots are compatible with most standard horse breeds and should be matched to the circumference of the pastern for an optimal fit.

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