Scoot Boot
Why Scoot Boots?
Scoot Boots are the latest innovation in hoof boot technology and are superior and unique to any other horse boot on the market. Scoot Boots are constructed of a very strong thermo plastic urethane making them extremely robust and lightweight.
Unique Features and Benefits
- Easy on easy off
- Will not get soggy, heavy or wet when riding through muddy and wet terrain
- Superb strength over all types of terrain
- Superior traction
- No cables or Velcro
- Lightweight — only 250g
- Great ventilation and breathability for hot climate riding
- Excellent drainage
- Easy to clean
- Will fit hooves securely throughout a trimming cycle
- no adjustment is required as the boot is secured by parts of the hoof that do not grow
What accessories are included?
Included with each pair of Scoot Boots:
- Four pastern straps in black
- Two spare black front closure straps
- Four spare rivets plus screws
- Four spare knob hooks plus screws
- One pair Trail Gaiters
We have a complete fitting kit available for you to borrow. you can collect and drop off
we have in stock size 0 reg, 1 slim, 1 reg, 2 slim, size 2 reg, size 3 slim, size 3 reg, size 4 slim, size 4 reg, size 5 slim, size 5 reg, size 6 slim, size 6 reg, size 7 slim, size 7 reg, size 8 reg, 9 reg.
for the smaller sizes and larger sizes please allow a extra week as we order these in as required.
Feedback from customers.
Kia ora Hank,
I recently bought 2 pairs of scoot boots from you via Trade Me.
They're great. My mare goes really well in them. Trail riding, Pony Club and Mounted Games.
how to fit instructions and video links
Checking for Optimal Scoot Boot fit:
Boot up on a dry, clean, soft surface (ie a large rubber mat or piece of carpet). Use only one boot to confirm sizing for both hooves.. When you are ready to boot up:
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Ensure front closure straps are undone and the pastern strap is detached from one side on the rear of the boot
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Pick up the hoof with the sole facing upwards in the trimming position and slip the toe of the hoof into the boot
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Pull the rear of the boot over the bulbs and place the hoof onto the ground
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You should be able to fit a finger between the strap and the bulbs. If you cannot do this, you are a size too small. At no time should the strap be placing pressure on the bulbs
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The hoof should slip comfortably into the boot
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The fit should be snug and not tight or loose
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To secure the front closure straps, grip the end of the strap with your thumb and forefinger. Stretch the strap over the knob hook at an angle and slip the elongated hole over the top or bottom edge of the knob hook
When the horse is standing upright, with its legs at 90 degrees, secure the security strap around the pastern and ensure that it is loose enough to be able to place two fingers between the strap and the pastern (at the front of the pastern). It is important the strap is set correctly to perform its function (not loose or not tight)
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If you cannot place two fingers between the pastern strap and the pastern, loosen the pastern strap another hole. If the pastern strap is too tight, as the pastern flexes forward, the strap will pull the rear of the boot backwards and forwards over the rear of the hoof and cause rubbing. With the pastern strap set at the correct length this will not occur
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Now that you have secured your Scoot Boots you need to ensure you have a snug fit – pick up the hoof and gently twist clockwise and anti clockwise. Your boot should not turn on the hoof.
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how to take your sizing photos
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https://youtu.be/wpUIHqGmJYY
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correct space test
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https://youtu.be/TFWyYnghgh0
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scoot boot new vs used fit
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https://youtu.be/ZV1dgNtXDRA
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how to fit a scoot boot
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https://youtu.be/B-mmmw_udC8
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we offer a fitting service
we have a complete scoot fitting kit and offer a fitting service in Tasman this is by appointment only and when i am working in your area
Feedback
Super happy with my scoot boots. Was nice being able to have them fitted to make sure they were right for my horse. Thanks
