Scootboot TheraRide

Hello I had tried another brand and they just wouldn’t hold up to my OTTB. These boots are easier to put on , very durable and high quality. I wanted to go barefoot but my mare has soft sensitive fromt feet . I finally decided to pull the glue on shoes which were doing ok on her and attempt to transition to barefoot. I have been turning her out in pasture with scoot boots and bell boots. I haven’t had any rubbing or other issues so far. Her hooves are looking so much better and I couldn’t be happier with my decision to go with scoot boots!! Love the product and how it is helping my mare get to more natural, healthy hooves. ❤️

So happy with receiving this product, fitted perfectly. Thank you

My 26 year old retired Chincoteague mare is a founder rehab case. When I got her about 10 months ago, I knew we had a long road ahead of us. I had other Scootboots for her, and while they did help (and we wore them until they were absolutely beyond repair), I was constantly trying to find ways to put a little extra padding in them so she would be more willing to walk around. When Scoot Boot came out with Scootboot TheraRide - I was in. When I got them, I put them on her immediately. Our rehab road is still very long, but she has an easier time walking with the honey comb pad and is starting to get into trouble with her daughter. 🤣

Horrible. Rubbed the heel bulb very badly and the straps cut into the front of his patterns. Tried to get the tubes on and no matter what I did to oil them, could Not get them on. Worst boot ever. And I had the extra cushion for heel and extra strap to raise the straps so they would be above the heel bulb. Looked just like it should in pics for a proper fit. My farrier said the design is awful and not surprised they rubbed so badly. Very very disappointed!

I bought a retired racehorse with neglected sore feet, and the lack of muscle and poor balance that goes with chronic forrtsoreness, 9 months ago as a companion horse. Regular scoot boots instead of shoes improved his comfort immediately while corrective farriery was underway. He wears boots 24/7. It turns out he is good at and enjoys dressage and is now a riding horse.I thought his feet were comfortable but I tried therarides anyway - to discover a fresh improvement in his movement and attitude. Scoots have certainly improved Oscars quality of life.

The minor issue I have with the yellow pads is that they accumulate stones in the holes. I don't think these have caused discomfort but I have to dig them out every couple of days when I check the boots. I have found the mudstrap sleeves very hard to get on so I bought some tubing from the hardware store that is doing the job.