Premier Equine Horse Boots
Looking for Premier Equine horse boots? You are in the right place: we stock 34 Premier Equine boot styles, from simple Rubber Bell Over Reach Boots at £23.40 up to the padded Airtechnology Knee Pro-Tech Travel Boots at £124.20. Whether you need everyday brushing boots, turnout protection, eventing boots for fast work, travel boots or cooling and magnetic therapy boots, the chooser below will get you to the right pair quickly.
In a hurry? Our three most popular picks:
- Everyday schooling: Carbon Air-Tech Single Locking Brushing Boots — £39.60, light, breathable and quick to fit.
- Muddy fields: Turnout / Mud Fever Boots — £41.40, breathable protection for up to 12 hours of turnout.
- Overreach protection: Ballistic No-Turn Over Reach Boots — £25.20, stay put at any pace and come in eight colours.
Which Premier Equine boot does my horse need?
Match the boot to the job first, then pick your size and colour. This table covers the whole range at a glance:
| What you need it for | Our pick | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Everyday schooling & hacking | Carbon Air-Tech Single Locking Brushing Boots | £39.60 |
| Turnout & muddy fields | Turnout / Mud Fever Boots | £41.40 |
| Overreach protection | Rubber Bell Over Reach Boots | £23.40 |
| Cross-country & fast work | Air Cooled Original Eventing Boots | From £57.60 |
| All-round leg support | Air-Tech Sports Medicine Boots | £50.40 |
| Travelling to shows | Travel-Tech Travel Boots | £64.80 |
| Cooling after work | Cold Water Boots | £50.40 |
| Magnetic therapy | Magni-Teque Magnetic Fetlock Boots | £36.00 |
| Fly season in the field | Pro-Tech Bug & Fly Boots | £32.40 |
What are the best Premier Equine boots for everyday riding?
For schooling, hacking and jumping at home, brushing boots are the workhorse of the range. The Carbon Air-Tech Single Locking Brushing Boots (£39.60) use a breathable Air-Tech lining with a tough carbon-look strike pad over the splint and fetlock area, and a single-lock strap that fits in seconds. Prefer double security for faster work? The Double Locking version is the same £39.60. If your horse works in colder or wetter conditions, the Techno Wool Brushing Boots (£50.40) add a moisture-wicking wool-blend lining that stays comfortable against the leg.
Which boots protect against overreach injuries?
Overreach (bell) boots protect the heels and the back of the front hooves when a hind toe clips a front leg — a common knock in the field and over fences. The classic Rubber Bell Over Reach Boots (£23.40) are the simple, tough option, while the Techno Wool Rubber Bell (£24.30) adds a soft collar to reduce rubbing. For horses that spin boots round, the Ballistic No-Turn Over Reach Boots (£25.20) and Carbon Tech Kevlar No-Turn (£34.20) have a locating bump that keeps them in position, and the Carbon Wrap (£33.30) and Carbon Tech Techno Wool (£35.10) versions wrap on with Velcro — handy for horses that dislike boots pulled over the hoof.
What should my horse wear in the field?
Wet winter fields are where legs take a battering. The Turnout Boots (£36.00) and Turnout / Mud Fever Boots (£41.40) are made from breathable Air-Tech fabric that helps keep the lower leg clean and dry in muddy conditions, which in turn helps you manage skin problems such as mud fever — though if your horse already has broken or sore skin, speak to your vet before booting over it. Fit them for up to 12 hours, then remove, check the legs and let them dry. In summer, the white Pro-Tech Bug & Fly Boots (£32.40) shield lower legs from flies and stamping.
Which boots are best for competition and fast work?
For cross-country and eventing, Premier Equine's vented boots are designed to protect without cooking the tendons. The Air Cooled Original Eventing Boots (fronts £57.60, hinds £61.20) are the established favourite; the Carbon Tech Air Cooled Eventing Boots (fronts £70.20, hinds £73.80) add a tougher moulded shell, and the Super Lite Carbon Tech Eventing/Racing Boots (fronts £61.20, hinds £64.80) trim the weight right down for speed work. For all-round support during schooling and lunging, the Air-Tech Sports Medicine Boots (£50.40) cradle the fetlock, and the Air-Tech Combo Sports Medicine Boots (£66.60) extend that coverage lower over the fetlock and pastern.
How can I help my horse's legs recover after work?
Cooling legs after hard work is one of the simplest routines you can add. The Cold Water Boots (£50.40) use micro-crystals that turn into a cooling gel once soaked — a 24-hour first soak, then about an hour to recharge before each use — while the Cold Water Compression Boots (£52.20) combine that cooling with gentle compression. For ice therapy, the 6 Pocket (£70.20) and 9 Pocket Horse Ice Boots (£88.20) hold ice packs snugly against the leg. The Magni-Teque magnetic range — fetlock (£36.00), hoof (£36.00), knee (£37.80) and hock (£57.60) — is popular as part of a stable routine for older or hard-working horses. These are supportive care products, not treatments: if a leg is hot, swollen or lame, call your vet first.
What should my horse travel in?
Travel boots protect from knee (or hock) to coronet when loading and in transit. The Travel-Tech Travel Boots (£64.80) are the everyday choice, the Travel-Tech Xtra (£84.60) adds more depth of padding, and the Ballistic Knee Pro-Tech (£97.20) and Airtechnology Knee Pro-Tech (£124.20) give maximum coverage with reinforced knee and hock panels for valuable competition horses or tricky travellers.
Not sure between two options, or between Premier Equine and another brand? Browse the full horse boots collection or the complete Premier Equine range — or get in touch and our team will help you choose.
Premier Equine horse boots — your questions answered
What size Premier Equine boots does my horse need?
Most Premier Equine boots come in Small, Medium and Large (some styles add X-Large, Medium Wide or one-size therapy options). As a rough guide, Small suits ponies and finer types, Medium suits most cobs and mid-weight horses around 14.2hh–16hh, and Large suits bigger horses. Measure around the widest part of the cannon and compare with the size guide on each product page — and if you are between sizes, get in touch and our team will help.
What is the difference between brushing boots and eventing boots?
Brushing boots protect the inside of the leg from knocks when one leg brushes against the other — ideal for everyday schooling and hacking. Eventing boots add a tougher, often vented shell to guard against solid strikes from fences at speed, which is why cross-country riders choose styles like the Air Cooled Original Eventing Boots. For flatwork and lunging where you want all-round support, sports medicine boots cradle the fetlock as well.
How do Premier Equine Cold Water Boots work?
The boots contain micro-crystals that absorb water and turn into a cooling gel. Soak them for 24 hours before first use, then a roughly one-hour soak recharges them for each session. Wrapped around the leg after work, the gel helps draw heat out of the tendons and supports normal recovery. They are a care aid, not a treatment — if you see unexplained heat, swelling or lameness, contact your vet.
Can turnout boots be left on all day?
Premier Equine's turnout boots are designed to be worn for up to 12 hours at a time. After that, remove them, check the skin underneath, and let both legs and boots dry before refitting. Leaving wet boots on for longer risks rubs and trapped moisture — the opposite of what you want when managing muddy legs.
Do magnetic boots actually help horses?
Magnetic boots like the Magni-Teque range are widely used by owners as part of a stable routine for older horses and horses in regular work, and many riders report their horses seem more comfortable. The scientific evidence for magnetic therapy in horses is limited, so treat them as a supportive extra rather than a treatment — and always involve your vet if your horse has an actual injury or ongoing stiffness.
Are Premier Equine boots sold in pairs?
Yes — Premier Equine leg boots are supplied in pairs, and most styles (brushing, turnout, cold water and over reach boots) can be worn on either front or hind legs, so you can buy two pairs for full coverage. Travel boots are supplied as a full set for all four legs, and eventing styles are shaped specifically for front or hind legs — the option name on each product tells you which.
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Last reviewed 2026-07-19 by the Just Horse Riders team.