Cheetah Red Sport Boots

We have designed Top Hand boots to be different than your traditional sport boots 

BOOT FAQ's

Boot Sizing

* Double layer on the leg surface, with single layer edges for a smooth, sleek finish

*That smooth edge seam help keep dirt OUT of your boots!

*Antimicrobial coating that will not wash off, to help prevent fungus, scratches, etc.

* Sling style support for ankle and suspensories

*4 way stretch for ultimate boot fit, and to keep dirt OUT! 

*heavy duty velcro, because loose, floppy velcro just isn't fun for any of us!

*contoured bottom edge designed to clear the bell boot and free up movement.

*zero bumps or ridges on the leg contact side of the boot, to add comfort to your horses leg and prevent cords

* protective Kevlar skid patch on hind boots and double Velcro straps 

Our boots come in Small, Medium, and Large!   

All boots are sold in pairs of 2

Solid red Matching bell boot can be found Here 

red/leopard matching bell can be found Here

Here is a link to our intro video

Note: Late 2022 we began transitioning to a new, brighter cheetah/leopard print. Our new print is less busy, and photographs more clearly, and stays cleaner longer. That being said, our cheetah prints will not match exactly if you order a size that was printed before the switch. If you have any questions about which sizes/colors have which cheetah pattern, please message us. 

Sizing info:  Because of our 4 way stretch design, our boots run slightly larger than many other brands. Many times you will find you need to size down if your horse is in between. We suggest using the sizing chart in the photos and measuring you’re horse if you are unsure!

Here is the “Clean leg” muddy day challenge video!! 

*Washing and care instructions*

Rebeca suggests: brushing off your boots before you take them off, after EVERY ride!  A clean boot is a boot that lasts.  Roll the first boot, velcro closed.  Wrap the second boot around the first.  This helps your boots keep their shape.

Washing: wash in cold water with baking soda.  Detergent can irritate many horses' legs.  Line dry.