Majyk Equipe Ventilated Brushing Boots with Trim
Description
Majyk Equipe Ventilated Brushing Boots with Trim
The Majyk Equipe Ventilated Brushing Boot With Trim is a lightweight brushing boot that combines a biofoam liner with fleece trim along the edges, built to protect the lower leg while allowing air to move around it. It is best for riders who want the classic fleece-trimmed look of a traditional brushing boot but prefer a cooler, closer-fitting modern design for schooling, flatwork, hacking and lunging.
The flexible outer shapes around the cannon bone for a close-contact fit, guarding against brushing injuries and strike interference without adding bulk. Browse more horse boots to complete your set.
Key Features
- Ventilated construction to help keep the leg cool during work
- Biofoam liner providing a cushioned layer against the leg
- Fleece trim on the edges for a softer finish at the contact points
- Lightweight design that keeps bulk off the lower leg
- Flexible outer for a close-contact fit that follows the shape of the leg
- Everyday versatility for schooling, hacking, lunging and in-hand work
Specifications
| Brand | Majyk Equipe |
|---|---|
| Product type | Brushing boot |
| Liner | Biofoam |
| Trim | Fleece on boot edges |
| Outer | Flexible, lightweight |
| Fit | Close contact |
| Suitable for | Horse, pony, cob, warmblood |
| Country of origin | China |
How to Use
- Measure the cannon bone from below the knee to just above the fetlock and check it against the size guide before choosing a size.
- Brush the leg clean and dry before fitting, as trapped grit is a common cause of rubbing.
- Place the boot on the outside of the leg with the padded section covering the inside of the cannon bone.
- Fasten the straps from the top down, snug enough that the boot cannot rotate but loose enough to slide a finger underneath.
- Walk the horse a few strides and re-check the position before starting work.
- Remove the boots after work, allow mud to dry and brush it off, then air dry away from direct heat.
FAQ
What is a brushing boot used for?
A brushing boot protects the inside of the lower leg from being struck by the opposite hoof, which can happen during schooling, lunging, circles and fast work. It also shields against general knocks around the cannon bone and fetlock.
What makes these boots different from standard fleece-lined boots?
These use a ventilated construction with a biofoam liner rather than full fleece lining, so the fleece appears as a trim on the edges. The aim is the traditional trimmed appearance with more airflow and less heat build-up against the leg.
How do I choose the right size?
Measure the cannon bone length and compare it against the size guide, and consider what size your horse takes in other brushing boots. Sizing is the most frequent reason leg boots are returned, so measuring is more reliable than estimating by breed or height.
Can these be used on ponies and cobs?
Yes, provided the correct size is selected. Ponies, cobs and warmbloods vary widely in cannon bone length and circumference, so measure each horse rather than assuming a standard size.
How should I clean them?
Let mud dry, brush it off and allow the boots to air dry away from radiators or direct heat. Avoid harsh chemicals, and check the liner and fastenings for wear before each use.
Should the boots be tight?
They should be snug enough that they cannot twist or slip down, but you should still be able to slide a finger between the boot and the leg. Over-tightening can cause pressure and rubbing.
About Majyk Equipe
Majyk Equipe designs horse leg protection focused on ventilation, lightweight materials and close-contact fit. The range is aimed at riders who want everyday schooling and competition protection that keeps heat away from the lower leg.