Horse-Craft Bell Boots
 Do
you get tired
of picking
mud, sand and
burrs out of
the velcro
on your horse
neoprene bell
boots? With
pull-on rubber
bell boots,
you no longer
have to worry
about it. These
rubber bell
boots are the
finest bell
boots that
you can buy.
They are made
from heavy-duty
rubber with
a smooth surface
that is easy
to clean and
will not pick
up stickers,
burrs or grass.
Simply hose
them off and
they are clean.
With the pull-on
style, you
no longer have
to worry about
going anywhere
without protective
boots for your
horse since
these will
stay on in
mud and over
rough terrain.
These boots
have a rolled
edge on the
top so that
they will not
rub your horse’s
pasterns and
will allow
airflow to
help the lower
leg remain
cool. There
is a no-turn
button that
rests against
the back of
the pastern
to keep the
boots in position.
They offer
the only true
full circumference
protection
around the
entire hoof
and heel bulb
area without
interfering
with movement.
These will
be the last
bell boots
that you have
to buy since
they are extremely
durable and
are guaranteed
for life. The
velcro closure
style is an
alternative
to the pull-on
with the same
durability
and protection.
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| Putting
on
Pull-On
Bell
Boots |
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1.
Stand
next
to
the
horse’s
shoulder,
face
the
back
of
the
horse,
and
pick
up
the
lower
leg.
Rest
the
horse’s
knee
against
your
thigh
closest
to
the
horse.
Turn
the
bell
boot
inside
out
and
put
over
the
horse’s
hoof
with
the
cupped
portion
facing
up
toward
the
horse’s
leg. |
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2.
Using
both
hands,
stretch
the
rolled
edge
of
the
bell
boot
away
from
the
hoof
and
pull
the
boot
over
the
hoof
while
pushing
the
horse’s
leg
against
your
leg.
Pull
the
bell
boot
over
the
heel
bulbs
and
up
to
the
pastern. |
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3.
Gently
set
the
horse’s
foot
down
and
push
the
bell
boot
back
down
to
the
base
of
the
pastern. |
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4.
With
both
hands,
pull
the
edges
facing
upward
down
toward
the
horse
hoof
so
that
the
bell
boot
is
turned
right
side
out
and
covers
the
horse's
hoof. |
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5.
The
bell
boot
should
rest
evenly
over
the
horse's
hoof. |
| Taking
Off
the
Pull-On
Bell
Boots |
 |
1.
Facing
the
back
of
the
horse,
pick
up
the
horse’s
leg.
While
holding
the
leg
up,
turn
around
and
stand
at
the
withers
facing
the
front
of
the
horse.
Place
the
toe
of
the
hoof
on
your
thigh
and
using
both
hands,
place
several
fingers
under
the
rolled
edge
of
the
boot
and
stretch
it
up
away
from
the
hoof. |
 |
2.
Lift
up
on
the
bell
boot
and
pull
the
boot
up
and
over
the
horse's
hoof,
toward
your
leg
while
pushing
the
hoof
against
your
leg. |
 |
3.
Once
the
bell
boot
has
been
removed,
gently
set
the
horse's
hoof
down. |
