Easy Boot - Epic Boot

The Easyboot Epic boot for barefoot horses is ideal for endurance and challenging terrain. Maximum grip, a reinforced gaiter, and hoof comfort .

The Easyboot Epic boot is one of the most reliable solutions for barefoot riders seeking maximum hoof protection on challenging terrain. Designed for horses that are difficult to protect, it's perfect for endurance , trekking, and long rides on mixed terrain such as rocks, mud, and water.

The durable yet flexible material structure surrounds the hoof and offers a secure fit, while the reinforced neoprene gaiter protects the pastern, reduces chafing and prevents soil, sand and debris from entering the shoe.

Thanks to the adjustable cable and buckle system and the low-profile comfort back strap, the Easyboot Epic allows numerous micro-adjustments to best adapt to the shape of the hoof and remain stable even in demanding conditions. All rigid parts are positioned under the edge of the frog, reducing the risk of rubbing on the coronet and joint interference.

This boot is particularly suitable for hooves that are longer than they are wide , and for those looking for a versatile boot : ideal for everyday use on a barefoot horse, but also as a "spare" in case of a lost shoe. However, it is not suitable for very flared hooves or hooves that are wider than they are long.

Main features

• Ideal for barefoot horses and subjects that are difficult to protect with other boots

• Reinforced neoprene gaiter with rounded edges to reduce irritation

• Highly adjustable cable and buckle system for a precise fit

• Comfort back strap that hugs the heel and increases stability

• Sole with excellent grip and frog support for a more natural support

• Replaceable parts to extend the life of the shoe

• Sold individually , available in multiple sizes

How to choose the right size

How should I measure the plinth for the Easyboot Epic?

1. Clean the baseboard thoroughly and place it on a flat, hard surface.

2. Measure the width at the widest point of the baseboard (from inside to outside).

3. Measure the length from the tip of the hoof to the heel line.

4. Compare width and length with the manufacturer's size chart and choose the closest size.

5. Follow the measurement diagram as shown in the photo on the product page.

Is width or length more important?
For the Easyboot Epic, foot width is the key factor, but the length must still fall within the range indicated for that size. If your foot is significantly longer than it is wide, or vice versa, you may need to consider a different model.

When is it best to take measurements?
Ideally, measure the hoof after trimming , when the shape is more regular. This way, the chosen measurement is more accurate and the Easyboot Epic liner adheres better to the hoof.