I want to thank everyone for their sharing their experiences with the Scoot Boots as well as other boots like the Renegades. I agree with making sure to get the fit right on these boots. I think that

Scoots Slims stay on my mare's hinds well, even at speed going up hills. But gravel collects in the back of them. The gravel does not collect when my gelding wears them--he has longer pasterns, not

I have Scoot boots and Renegade boots and I rate the Scoots as being better. They are less likely to come off and have a snug fit around the heel. I found that my horse would overtrack and wipe the

I have a paso fino and the scoots would not stay on past a walk or slow gait. I use renegade vipers. I have had them for a year now and they have held up great. Pretty impressive through deep mud,

If you got 3 years out of the gloves,, yeah. All things wear out. I am a dealer for Easy Care, Scoot boots and Renegades. Each boot has its own unique fit. Rens are hands down, the easiest to put

Kathy I use Scoots all the time on my riding horses, I bought my first pair for my gelding when they were first offered in the US, so he’s rode in the same pair for over five years? I do not ride as

Hi Kathy ~ I have them, and love them! I always struggled getting the gloves on and off, but the scoot boots are super easy. They have never twisted or come off. They come w/ a small pad that goes

I love Scoot Boots! I'm a trimmer in MA and have fit various clients with them and they're very happy as well. Easy to use, easy on and off, and they hold up very well. You can also fit Easycare pads

Hi, I'm in the market for a new pair of riding boots. I was wondering if anyone has any experience with Scoot Boots and if they would share. I saw them at the Equine Affaire in Columbus this past

Thank you! I just ordered In The Trenches. Amy in Va. 2005

You can also rent most of Pete Ramey's DVDs on Giggyup Flix if you want to try them out before buying. https://www.giddyupflix.com/category.php?id=73&si=60&li=10 -- Lavinia Moderator/ECIR Support

Hi Amy I recently purchased Pete Ramey's DVD series "Under the Horse". It wasn't cheap to import it to Australia, but boy, was it worth it! I have watched all ten DVDs twice and am going back for a

Hi Are there any plans to produce a video of trimming horses who are acutely and chronically foundered? It would be huge help for those of us embarking on trimming our own. Or if there are already

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Hi Amy, Well that's more than annoying when your pro doesn't show up :( If you go for a hoof stand, I find the Hoof Jack to be safe and

Hi Stood up again by my farrier, I am going to do my own trimming. I touch up in between his visits but want to get a very good rasp now and possibly a hoof stand. Thanks! Amy in Va. 2005

It will be called The Humble Hoof. Pete Ramey just set up an interview for April 17, and I'm interviewing Sally Hugg tomorrow (although hopefully she will nail down a time!!!)

Alicia, what is going to be the name of your podcast? I'd like to follow. - Jeannie

How frustrating!! Lavinia, I am starting a hoofcare podcast and interviewing Nic Barker on April 6. Maybe I can interview you as well? I visited Rockley Farm in 2015, I'm excited to see Nic again!

Hi Lavinia, That makes a lot sense on what I’m seeing especially with the bulge and remodeling of the bars on the right hind. I didn’t even think about all the weight that foot might have taken on