Start by heating up the wood burning tool. It can be purchased for around $16, and it’s quick, requires less strength and creates a perfect hole for the hardware to sit in. Using this type of punch requires a hammer.Īnother method suggested by one of our Product Specialists is to use a wood burning tool. Using a nail can start a hole in the desired area Next, hammer a hole on the other size of the boot with the punch and hammer, again using the wooden block as a brace. First, make a small hole on the boot with the nail and hammer, using the wooden block as a brace on the inside to give you something solid to steady the punch. The tools you will need for this method include: a wooden block, a nail to start the puncture, a punch, and a hammer. In the method below, we used a different kind of punch that works best when it’s sharp. One option is to use a leather hole punch and punch on the indicated areas of the front of the boot and power strap. Keep in mind that the holes need to big enough to accommodate a T-nut, screw and washer. The two best methods for inserting holes where the Strap will connect to the boot are a leather punch or a wood burning tool. Here are some tips on applying the Power Strap But, if the hoof is narrow for its length, there’s a solution to snug up the fit – the Easyboot Power Strap. For a more rounded hoof shape, you’ll find that the Glove comes in larger widths. To truly benefit horse and rider, this boot requires a snug fit, and while some hooves glide into the boot like Cinderella into her glass slippers, others have a shape that makes for a challenging fit.
The Glove has the capacity to be used for long distances and frequent riding, which means they also do well with weekend riders, parades, and with driving horses.
Our Easyboot Gloves are a form fitting, versatile boot that allow high performance riders to perform at the level they want without adding weight or bulkiness to the barefoot hoof. Submitted by Eas圜are Product Specialist, Jordan Junkermann
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