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interference boots

Anjonassoc@aol.com
Thu, 11 Sep 1997 08:46:19 -0400 (EDT)

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When I first started distance riding I tried several different kinds of rear
interference boots, most leaving as much if not more dmage than I was trying
to prevent. Several years ago I started using the Professional Choce rear
ankle boots with very good results. You must make sure and put them on
snugly. I would say almost impossible to put on too tightly since there is
give in material with straight velcro closure with no leverage rings. I got
mine thru Running Bear, but I think other distance vendors carry them also.
Don't seem to be available in general catalogs that carry PC products.

Ann Z
Poland, OH

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