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EventingDayDream
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posted December 06, 2003 06:12 PM        
Hey all! For Christmas I asked for the new SMB II's and I was wondering which boots everyone thought where the best to protect against leg injury? Would SMB's be acceptable in Cross country? What boots does everyone suggest? (nothing too expensive lol!)

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Dawn
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posted December 06, 2003 07:05 PM        
Really depends on what you're going to use them for.

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Petie
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posted December 06, 2003 07:51 PM        
Personally, I'd rather wrap. Boots are widely used though,so enjoy them!

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Blistering Winds
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posted December 06, 2003 08:58 PM        
Boots give you the ease of quick on and off. Give just as much support as wrapping does.

I love my SMBII's to death. My horse trips and so they come in handy big time protecting his cannon bones from his rear hooves. We started poles and JUMPED the other day, and he did excellent.

Though I have been told by other riders, open front boots are better for jumping. So it all depends on what you want to do.

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