Over Reach Boots
Overreach Boots for Your Horse
Overreach boots protect your horse's hoof, pasterns, and coronary band and prevent horseshoes from being dislodged. Our range includes simple neoprene or rubber models for daily use in the paddock, to luxurious leather overreach boots with fur for competitions.
Advice from an Overreach Boots Specialist
Spoiled for choice? Then contact us for advice from Charlotte. Charlotte has tried on all our overreach boots on her horse and can therefore provide you with sound advice.
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Overreach Boots for Horses – Protection and Comfort
At DocHorse, you'll find a wide range of overreach boots for your horse. These protectors are essential for safeguarding the hooves, pasterns, and bulbs of the heel against external impact. A horse can strike itself with its hind legs or dislodge its shoes during a sprint in the pasture. With the right overreach boots for horses, you minimize this risk and offer your horse optimal protection.
Which Overreach Boots to Use When?
Our range includes various models: from simple rubber or neoprene overreach boots to innovative, lightweight models made from high-tech materials like carbon. For riders who also value style, there are luxurious leather overreach boots with faux fur.
- Eskadron overreach boots – from classic rubber to synthetic leather variants with imitation fur.
- LeMieux overreach boots – stylish, with or without fur, and perfectly combinable with LeMieux brushing boots.
- Kentucky overreach boots – luxuriously finished, often with artificial sheepskin, and popular among show jumping riders.
- BR overreach boots – reliable, affordable, and available in various materials.
- Veredus overreach boots – innovative overreach boots made from high-quality, shock-absorbing materials, available with and without fur.
Overreach Boots for the Pasture and Paddock
For daily use in the pasture or paddock, we recommend basic overreach boots in size XL or XXL made of thick neoprene or rubber. These are soft, protective, and durable. Ensure the overreach boots are high enough to minimize the risk of your horse losing its shoes. A practical example is the Harry's Horse neoprene overreach boots – simple, but very effective.
Overreach Boots for Riding
During riding, you can opt for matching overreach boots that complement your brushing boots, creating a complete set. Models from brands like LeMieux and Kentucky are popular and available with or without fur for extra comfort in the heel bulb area.
Additionally, there are special anti-rotation overreach boots with a button on the inside to prevent them from shifting. For eventing or cross-country, there are extra lightweight models that do not absorb water, thus not becoming too heavy.
Why Choose Overreach Boots from DocHorse?
- Large assortment with top brands such as Eskadron, LeMieux, Kentucky, BR, and Veredus.
- Choice of rubber, neoprene, leather, and models with sheepskin.
- Protection against striking and dislodging horseshoes.
- Suitable for both daily use and competitions.
Advice from Our Specialist
Would you like to know which overreach boots are most suitable for your horse? Our specialist Charlotte has tested all models and is happy to assist you with personalized advice. This way, you always choose the right protection, tailored to your horse and situation.
Why does my horse need overreach boots?
Overreach boots protect the hoof, pasterns, and coronary band from striking and rubbing. They also prevent your horse from dislodging its shoes during training or in the paddock.What types of overreach boots are there?
There are various materials and designs:
- Rubber overreach boots – strong and durable, ideal for daily use in the paddock.
- Neoprene overreach boots – soft and comfortable, often with shock absorption.
- Leather overreach boots – chic appearance, popular for competitions.
- Overreach boots with fur – extra comfort for horses with sensitive skin.
Which overreach boots are most suitable for the pasture or paddock?
For daily use in the pasture or paddock, we recommend basic neoprene or rubber overreach boots. These are soft, durable, and high enough to protect horseshoes during intense movement. Choose a bright color so you can easily find them if they do come off.Which overreach boots should I use while riding?
During riding, matching overreach boots are popular, for example from LeMieux or Kentucky, often available with or without fur. For show jumping and cross-country riders, there are also anti-rotation models and lightweight overreach boots that do not absorb water.What are overreach boots with fur and why choose them?
Overreach boots with fur have a soft fur trim that prevents friction and chafing. They are ideal for horses with sensitive skin or for riders who want extra comfort and luxury.Which brands of overreach boots can I find at DocHorse?
At DocHorse, you'll find top brands such as:
- Eskadron overreach boots
- LeMieux overreach boots
- Kentucky overreach boots
- BR overreach boots
- Veredus overreach boots
How do I know what size overreach boots my horse needs?
The size depends on your horse's hoof size. Generally, there are sizes from S to XXL. For horses with wide hooves, there are special XL and XXL overreach boots that provide extra protection in the paddock and prevent horseshoes from being dislodged.Where can I buy overreach boots at the best price?
At DocHorse, you'll find a complete range of overreach boots for horses, always competitively priced and available from stock.