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I have some photos in an album 
here:  http://community.webshots.com/user/nvrider   look for the 
album titled "Boa Boots".  They are great for some things, like 
riding on pavement if it's too muddy to ride on the trail.  I'm not 
sure I'd want to use them in an endurance ride though, but they might 
work for some horses.  The ones I was using on Weaver are size 2's, 
and quite large.  It's certainly easier to attach an easyboot to a 
saddle by tying it on or stuffing it in a bag.  I've been tying on 
two epics on the back, the gaiters fold in so they take up the same 
space as an easyboot.  I use a caribbeaner to clip thru the cable of 
the boot and clip that to one d-ring, and then use the pull up strap 
tie that comes with the boot, place the boot upside down and run that 
strap thru the cable on the opposite side of where the caribbeaner is 
and then tie that to another d-ring, that way the boot is secure, and 
also easy to get off.

Karen
in NV


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