I got the basic Sling version, I did not like the big metal buckle on the front of the Heart version, I envisioned it catching many things & introducing an extra hazard over jumps. Because they’ve already changed & will continue to do so, Eas圜are’s new Fury design caught my eye because it’s adjustable. They’re gradually getting closer, but hooves are always a slow torturous process. Making it trickier, Echo’s fronts don’t quite match: he’s got one foot that spends all its time trying to be upright & boxy, while the other prefers to languish on the lower side. Scoot Boots: cool, but so far haven’t worked for us I’m going to give them one more try, since his feet have spread some, but if they still don’t work, I will be selling some basically-new Scoot Boots soon. Long story short, so far they have not worked for his feet. I tried Scoot Boots after reading all the interwebz love for them. Solo’s Cavallo Sports & his old EasyBoot Epics were both too big for Echo, so time to explore some new options. I’ve learned in the past that different brands suit different foot shapes & different models suit different riding styles. Which meant embarking on the ( absolutely not) joyous task of finding which boot worked best for him. To increase his comfort while he works towards the goal of a heel-first landing, I put boots on his front feet for most of our rides. Because I’m pretty certain he will, at least up front.
Thank you, Brena! Boots Are Never 100% Easy: Review Of The New Easyboot FuryĮcho remains barefoot for the time being ( since last December) – because his feet are small, I think this is his best chance to develop the best foot he can grow while he is still young, before his workload gets to where he will require shoes. We appreciate our customers putting our products to the test and giving us their honest feedback.
The Easyboot Fury is celebrating its 1 year anniversary! In honor of that milestone, we’d like to share an honest review from a customer in North Carolina who tried out the Easyboot Fury Sling.įind Brena’s original post from December 14, 2019, here, and read more about being an adult amateur event rider, putting your horse first, and listening closely along the way on her website,.
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