Brushing Boots
Ideal for everyday riding, Brushing Boots provide important protection against knocks and scrapes. The LeMieux range offers variety of different features to suit all horses
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Brushing Boots
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Brushing Boots - FAQ's
What are brushing boots?
Brushing boots are designed to protect the lower part of the horse’s legs from being knocked by the opposite hoof during training, hacking, turnout, flatwork, and lunging.
What types of brushing boots does LeMieux offer?
Discover various brushing boots within the range, including mesh, mini, fleece-edged, and everyday styles. Each pair offers the perfect blend of comfort and protection. Choose from vibrant colours to add an eye-catching look to your horse riding wardrobe.
What are LeMieux brushing boots made of?
LeMieux brushing boots for horses are extremely durable to prevent the hooves from knocking into the lower front legs. They’re crafted from materials designed to withstand daily graft while still being soft, lightweight, and breathable. This includes 3D mesh, moulded PU, and highly flexible Motionflex.
What size of brushing boots will suit your horse?
To find the right size of brushing boots for your horse, check out the size guide on the product description page before you checkout.
How should you look after LeMieux brushing boots?
LeMieux brushing boots are easy to wash in the washing machine on a 30-degree cycle. You can use a washing tablet or capsule. We recommend using a washing bag, as this will help protect the fabric. Before washing, ensure all hooks and loops are fastened and attach any clip straps. Once washed, air dry away from a heat source. Never tumble dry.
How often should you replace LeMieux brushing boots?
How long your brushing boots last depends on how often you use them and how well you care for them. They'll last a few years if you look after them properly. They will experience wear and tear over time, however. This is completely normal. Keep an eye on them and replace them when you notice rips and other damage.