The Stübben Hybrid Fetlock Boots with fleece lining combine reliable impact protection with exceptional comfort. Their durable hard shell design protects the horse’s fetlock from knocks and strikes, while the soft fleece interior cushions and prevents rubbing.
An anatomical fit ensures natural movement and a secure hold during performance. Thanks to ventilation openings, the boots stay breathable and keep the legs cool and dry. Perfect for show jumping, training, or everyday use — engineered for protection, comfort, and style.
Description
"Hard Shell Impact Protection and Flexion"
The latest Innovation in the Stübben & Evolution family. Designed to anatomically contour the tendon and fetlock for superior comfort and performance. The revolutionary cutaway injection mould design allows natural range of movement without interference, on and off the ground. Raised strike zones down the rear of the boot create impact protection with a multi vented design allowing ventilation throughout the boot for heat transference.
Traditional soft shell and leather boots have always offered protection from brushing, but the down side was limited protection from a strike. This led to many Hard Shell designs which offer this protection, but due to the nature of the “hard shell" they limit the natural range of movement of the horse. The Stübben & Evolution Hybrid range has been developed to be the natural Evolution of these products and the ultimate Hybrid combining the best of all designs which have come before.
Size Guide
M: Under 159 cm withers height
L: Over 160 cm withers height
Not suitable for tumble drying.
After use, rinse with water to remove dirt and sweat.
Usage
Put on the boots following the natural direction of the fur to ensure a smooth and comfortable fit — never against the fur grain.
Make sure the closures are positioned on the outside of the leg and fasten them gently — they should be secure but not too tight.
Before applying, ensure that the fur lining is clean, dry, and free from sand or dirt to prevent skin irritation or injury.
Check that the boots sit correctly on the horse’s legs to allow optimal protection and freedom of movement.Make sure the closures face forward and adjust them gently — they should be secure but not too tight.
Before applying, ensure that the fur lining is clean, dry, and free from sand or dirt to prevent skin irritation or injury.
Check that the boots sit correctly on the horse’s legs to allow optimal protection and freedom of movement.
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