Overreach Boots
Protect your horse against strikes from over reaching, our wide variety of Overreach Boots come in a range of materials and features to suit all disciplines and horses
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Overreach Boots
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Overreach Boots - FAQ's
What are overreach boots?
Also known as bell boots, overreach boots cover the hoof and heel to protect the horse’s forelegs from overreaching. This is when the hind feet knock into the heels and cause injuries.
What types of overreach boots does LeMieux offer?
LeMieux has a range of styles for every horse. This includes soft rubber bell boots and ultra-comfortable wraparound styles. We also have overreach boots with radial compression lines flexing under pressure, allowing optimal performance.
What are LeMieux overreach boots made of?
Our overreach boots are carefully crafted from durable materials to prevent injuries. They’re also designed to be lightweight and breathable for your horse’s comfort. Discover boots made from 3D mesh, PU leather, anti-rub rubber, and more. Some styles come with a fleece-lined collar to minimise chafing.
What size of overreach boots will suit your horse?
To find the right size of overreach boots for your horse, check out the size guide on the product description page before you checkout.
How should you look after LeMieux overreach boots?
Clean your LeMieux overreach boots by popping them in the washing machine at 30 degrees. Using a washing tablet or capsule is fine, but we recommend using a wash bag to protect the material. Before washing, close all hook and loop fastenings and make sure clip straps are attached. Air dry your boots away from heat – never tumble dry.
How often should you replace LeMieux overreach boots?
Due to the nature of the item, your overreach boots will experience wear and tear over time. Some horses also overreach more than others. This naturally affects how long they’ll last. Follow the wash care instructions and keep an eye on their overall condition to ensure they continue to protect your horse from injuries.