[idlewild]

Set of 4 brand spankin new never been used Weatherbeeta Shipping Boots. Black nylon with a thick fleece lining. Nice big fat velcro tabs for easy on/off. They still have the tags on them!

I bought these from a State Line Tack store two years ago for $70, but have never used them and have just been sitting around in my room. Asking $55 + shipping (which I'm guessing will be about $10-15).

State Line Tack still sells these boots, although now they are under the brand name Roma.

If someone has one of those large faced event watches or a stud kit I'll definetly consider a trade.

[Tymacs Girl]

what size are they?

[idlewild]

They are Full Size.
Front's measure 27 1/2" from top to bottom
Backs measure roughly 32" from top to bottom

[idlewild]

Bumping this up, I really do need to sell these.

I also have a nice pair of lightly used Pro Equine Sports Boot (SMB's pretty much) for sale for $30, let me know if you are interested or want to see pictures of those.

[prairiegirl]

Stupid question here but can you use SMBs on the hind legs or are there specific ones for back legs? DUH! I've only seen boots on the front around our area except on TV so I don't get a close up look! Ha ha ha.

[idlewild]

I think they can be used on either front or hind just depending on what size of boot you have. Just most people use them on front legs, but I have seen then used on hind legs here and there.

[prairiegirl]

Would you mind posting a picture and the brand name? I am looking for a support boot for my mare's rear leg...she had a barb wire injury there many years ago, below the hock about three inches down and all the way to her ankle, scraped to the bone. (Before we got her but she was vetted properly after the accident and given a clean bill of health after recovering.) It doesn't seem to bother her but it's unsightly and was told it could bother her as she gets older. Anyhow, I wanted to cover it up AND give her a bit of extra support on that leg. Would these boots work for that? And what color are they? Thanks!

[idlewild]

They are Pro Equine brand (same people who make the Eazy boots), white in color.
Two info pages I scanned from the booklet that comes with the boots.
http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b4...2/smbpage2.jpg (on this page the boots I have for sale are the ones third from the left in the top row)
http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b4...2/smbpage1.jpg

According to the maker, these boots provide the best support out there, so you're good there. As for how high up it would cover on a hind leg, I couldn't say. They fit the front legs on my 15.3hh horse to a T. Here are some pictures of the boots themselves. These pictures are poor quality and make the bottom back of the boots look worn and dirty. They arn't! Trust me, it's just the photo, these boots have been used maybe 3 times at the most and are in excellent condition.
http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b4...d202/smbl2.jpg
http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b4...d202/smbl1.jpg
http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b4...d202/smbr2.jpg
http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b4...d202/smbr1.jpg
http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b4...ld202/smb2.jpg
http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b4...ld202/smb1.jpg

[prairiegirl]

Thanks so much for all your time. I will pass for now but I will talk to my trainer when I see her next and find out if she thinks they would cover high enough up the hind leg to make any difference.

Thanks again.