I trust EasyBoot Epics in the back country. They tend to stay in place better than other brands I have tried. No rubs either. Back feet can be harder to feet on some horses and I have great luck with these.

Try these on your mule! I see the reviews on here are about when they came out. I bought mine when they first came out and they fit well with ALL my horses. I have a mule that had an abscess recently. I tried all the cavello and other easy boots and they

I'm an endurance rider. So when I go out for a two hour ride - that's 16 miles. Rock, hills, water, and knee deep mud - my gaited horses charge right through maintaining fast gait or canter. I used these when they first came out. Just tried a friend's Eas

I have been using the Easyboot brand for over 10 years. I have used the Glove, the Bare and the Epic. So far the Epic stays on the best and fits the best. I've had the same pair for over 5 years and they are still going strong. The one word of caution

I bought the Epic about a year ago.First boots i have ever tried.I have ridden some rough terrain, creeks and up / down some steep trails. The only problem i have ran into is the front buckle will flip up if you hit a rock just right. This will allow the