Fetlock & Tendon Boots Cwd Sellier

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    About CWD tendon & fetlock boots

    CWD boots pair refined French design with practical protection—anatomical shells, soft padding and clean closures to shield tendons and fetlocks while keeping the leg cool and the contact feel precise.

    Front tendon boots: open-front control

    Open-front designs protect against strikes while leaving the front of the cannon lighter for careful jumping. Contoured shells and shock-absorbing liners help the boot sit quietly through turns and combinations.

    Hind fetlock boots: tidy power behind

    Compact fetlock boots support the hind leg against brushing and overreach without adding bulk. Even pressure and tidy strap geometry keep them centred from warm-up to jump-off.

    Materials & fastenings

    Hard-wearing outer shells combine with breathable linings (neoprene, gel or faux-shearling by model). Elastic or hook-and-loop straps provide quick, secure adjustment for everyday schooling and show use.

    Fit & sizing

    Choose size by cannon bone circumference and height. The boot should sit snugly without gaps, with straps fastened firmly but not tight—two fingers should slide under the strap. Front boots sit just below the knee; hind boots cover and cradle the fetlock.

    Care & maintenance

    Brush off sand, rinse, then air-dry away from heat. Wash removable liners on a gentle cycle if applicable. Check stitching, elastic and closures regularly and replace if worn.

    Fetlock & Tendon Boots Cwd Sellier

    Explore CWD front tendon and hind fetlock boots for show-jumping and schooling—streamlined protection, quick adjustments and a polished, ring-ready finish.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    How do I pick the right size?
    Measure the cannon bone around its widest point and compare to the size chart; height helps decide between sizes. Boots should be snug with two fingers under the strap and no twisting in work.

    Are these boots competition-legal?
    Most models suit affiliated jumping, but rules (including young horse classes) can be specific. Always check your federation’s current regulations before competing.

    Open-front vs closed-front—what’s the difference?
    Open-front tendon boots protect the back of the leg and encourage careful jumping feel; closed-front styles add all-round coverage for horses that need more protection in schooling.

    How should I clean the liners?
    Rinse after riding and let them air-dry. If removable, machine-wash on a cool, gentle cycle and avoid heat sources to preserve shape and elasticity.

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