Pioneer Sports Hoof Boots - Pair

Sizing is based on the boot width and length measurements, and a good fit is achieved by adjusting the straps and rear captivator position according to the individual horse’s needs. To choose the right boot size, compare your horse’s hoof measurements to the size chart below:

• For the most accurate hoof boot sizing, it’s best to measure your horse’s hooves just before and right after a fresh trim because hooves naturally grow and change shape during a trim cycle. This allows you to see how much your horse’s hooves expand and ensures the boots will fit comfortably throughout the whole period between trims.
• If your horse’s hooves are already close to the upper limit of a size just after trimming, it may be better to choose a size that allows room for growth.

• Hoof length is the more important measurement when sizing Pioneer hoof boots. The heels must not extend beyond the boot sole, so it’s important to ensure that length-wise, the hoof will fit inside the boot comfortably.
• If the hoof’s width measurement is much smaller than the listed boot width measurement, this may have an impact on how well the boots fit and stay on.

• It is quite common for a horse's hoof measurements to fall between two sizes.
• The most important measurement when choosing Pioneer boots is hoof length, because the heels need to fit properly inside the boot.
• It also helps to consider when the hooves were measured - if measured just after a trim, the hooves will likely grow, so choosing the larger size is usually best.
• If measured towards the end of the trim cycle, the smaller size may be the better option.
• If the hoof width is much smaller than the boot width, this can affect how securely the boots fit.