Racing boots for horses

Carbon fibre and ballistic nylon are used in these over-reach boots by Dalmar providing superior injury prevention from accidental strikes.

• Size Full / Large:
  • Suitable for Warmbloods
  • 16hh - 17.2hh approx.
• Size Small / Medium
  • Suitable for Thoroughbreds and Ponies
  • 14.2hh - 15.3hh approx.
• Sold as a pair

Fitting Instructions

Material: Carbon fibre

Carbon fibre reinforced plastic is made from long thin sheets of graphite-like carbon packed to form a fibre and a resin. It has the highest specific tensile strength of all the reinforced materials, and it has a high strength to weight ratio and low coefficient of thermal expansion. The density of carbon fibre is also vastly lower than the density of steel.

Carbon fibre takes the form of several thousand long, thin strands of material which are mostly composed of carbon atoms.

Carbon Fibre Strike Protection

In the event of an accidental strike the force of the impact is distributed over the entire length of the boot and immediately deflected away from the horses Flexor Tendons and Suspensory Ligaments.

Ultra lightweight, Aircooled tendon protection, Carbon fibre strike protection, even pressure, streamlined and high durability - the ultimate in racing boots.

These boots have large Velcro straps therefore fit is not usually a problem but they are best suited to warmbloods and thoroughbred horses between 15hh and 17hh approx.

Material: Carbon fibre

Carbon fibre reinforced plastic is made from long thin sheets of graphite-like carbon packed to form a fibre and a resin. It has the highest specific tensile strength of all the reinforced materials, and it has a high strength to weight ratio and low coefficient of thermal expansion. The density of carbon fibre is also vastly lower than the density of steel.

Carbon fibre takes the form of several thousand long, thin strands of material which are mostly composed of carbon atoms.

Carbon Fibre Strike Protection

In the event of an accidental strike the force of the impact is distributed over the entire length of the boot and immediately deflected away from the horses Flexor Tendons and Suspensory Ligaments.