Tough1 Comfort Mesh Horse Fly Boots, Grey

Find the spine of the Tough1 Fly Boots, this will go against the back of your horse’s lower leg.

The top of the boot should lay just under the knee, with the bottom covering the ultra-sensitive coronet band of the hoof and no lower than about 2 inches to the ground. The straps should be on the outside of the leg and aimed so they can be adjusted to point towards the back of the horse.

Adjust the straps evenly and pull them from the front to the back of the leg. Apply even pressure onto each strap.

Once the fly boot is on, make sure you can fit two fingers in between the top of the boot and the leg. The boot should be snug and secure, but not too tight as this can cause discomfort.