Coloured Scoot Boot Mud Strap (pair) *LIMITED STOCK

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Description

We now have limited stock of coloured Scoot Boot Mud Straps due to an immediate stop in Scoot Boot producing them.

What is included in the Mud Strap?

2 mud straps and 2 mud strap collars in your chosen colour (limited stock).

What size mud straps do I need?

XXS fits sizes 00 - 0 - 210mm in Length
XS fits sizes 1 - 2 - 220mm in Length
S fits sizes 3 - 4 - 230mm in Length
M fits sizes 5 - 6 - 240mm in Length
L fits size 7 - 250mm in Length
XL fits size 8 - 260mm in Length
XXL fits size 9-11 - 270mm in Length

Helps prevent boots being pulled off.

An alternative to the Scoot Boot Pastern Strap.

Available in 7 sizes and 6 colours (limited stock).

What is the purpose of the Mud Strap?

The Scoot Mud Strap is the ultimate riding accessory for those who like it extreme. The perfect accompaniment to your Scoot Boots, the mud strap provides unparalleled security in deep mud and when riding over rough terrain. It can also help prevent losing a boot in the instance a horse overreaches. Made from extremely robust thermoplastic urethane (TPU), the Scoot Mud Strap is designed to stretch when placed under load and, if secured correctly, won't affect the horse's pasterns.

The Scoot Boot Mud Strap is:

Made from TPU, the same material that makes Scoot Boots so flexible and durable.
Designed for extreme riding.
Can be used as extra security for riders who ride regularly in deep mud and boggy conditions.
Easy to put on and can be left on your Scoot Boots ready for your next ride.
A low-cost solution to prevent having to replace a lost Scoot Boot.

Note - if your horse is a heavy breed with big boned hooves/pasterns or has feathers you may need a size larger than our chart suggests. Once fitted, ensure you can run a finger under the strap around the periphery of the pastern. If this is not possible you will have to go up a size. If you can easily run two fingers around the periphery then you may have a size too big.

How do you secure the Mud Strap?

Click HERE to view a demonstration

How do I modify the Mud Strap?

Click HERE to view a demonstration on how to heat stretch the Mud Strap if you find it's too tight
You can to add PVC tubing to the Mud Strap to improve the fit and/or resolve rubbing on sensitive horses

4 Reviews

5
Does work

Published by Nina Swanwick on 8th Mar 2021

I had trouble losing my boots in deep mud. I have ridden put with these on twice now and they have not come off since. I also like the colours! Boots are a boring black which of they do come off can make them hard to spot
5
Scoot boot mud straps

Published by Richard Gould on 21st Dec 2020

Very pleased with the mud straps for the scoot boots. They are a bit fiddly to put on, but they do an excellent job Of keeping the boots on in the very muddy conditions that we have at the moment.
3
Scoot boot mud strap

Published by Jeanette Munton on 28th Sep 2020

Not quite the same as the picture. Product was too small for my horse so yet to try.

Hi Jeanette, thank you for taking the time to leave this review. We have checked our photos of the Mud Strap product and you are right - we had an old photo up, which showed the straps with a slightly ribbed edge on one side. That was an older version of the strap, as the newer ones are completely smooth. We have now updated our photo to show the newest version - thank you for pointing that out! If the straps were too small, then some horses do need to go up a size for the strap to fit comfortably around their pastern.
Many thanks again for your review.
From The Hoof Bootique Team.
3
They are a bit more difficult fasten than the pastern straps. Wetting the ends helps considerably when threading them through the slider. Threading the lower boot strap through the ends is difficult too as the boot strap has ridges on it.

Published by Jackie Robertson on 24th Sep 2020

I bought the medium length for my cob, but they are far too short. I did use the chart and go up a size as recommended for horses with thicker ankles. However they do fit my other horse. He has sizes 2 and 3 boots. I think my cob, who has size 4 and 5 boots, would need large or even extra large straps.