Equine Jogging Shoe

The Equine Jogging Shoe range by Equine Fusion has been designed to allow the hoof to function as naturally as possible through its unique flexible rubber sole.

They are ergonomically designed to offer a comfortable boot to protect horse's hooves. They come in sizes to fit minis through to small drafts, with both a regular and slim version.


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The Ultra and the Active Jogging Shoes have the same All Terrain sole, but each has a different upper. The Ultra upper is the softest and most breathable of the two, and the combination of velcro and strap closures make it very secure on the hoof. It works extremely well for both a rehab/turnout boot as well as a riding boot. The Active's upper is very easy to close and open, is more streamline to the hoof, is shorter and weighs slightly less. It makes a fantastic all round riding boot.

All Terrain Sole features:

  • Increased stability for hoof wall
  • Better dampening on hard surfaces for sensitive hooves
  • More center flexibility for maximum frog pressure, improved balance & break over
  • Inner sole designed to allow sliding phase of the hoof inside the boot
  • Increased traction on all surfaces
  • Suitable for ice studs to be added

ULTRA JOGGING SHOE

All Terrain Ultra
  • Soft and breathable upper
  • Machine washable
  • Combination of velcro and strap closures
  • Accomodates a wide range of hoof shapes and angles
  • Suitable for turnout and riding
  • Sizes: 10–16, including slim sizes
  • Sold in pairs

Fore more information on the Ultras click here



ACTIVE JOGGING SHOE

Active side
  • New and intelligent, patented Velcro fastening system
  • No straps
  • Streamline fit
  • Easy to use - on and off within seconds
  • Superb durability - high strength carbon-look material
  • Size range 7–16, including slim sizes
  • Sold in pairs

Fore more information on the Actives click here


Fitting Video for the Ultra Model

The All Terrain Sole being put to the ultimate test!

Enquine Jogging Shoe Enquiries

If you have questions about the Equine Fusion jogging shoes or would like help with sizing, please reach out using the form below.

Hoof Boot Enquiry

Please note that all fields followed by an asterisk must be filled in.

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Equine Jogging Shoe Dampening Pads

The Dampening Pad provides additional comfort to your horse.

Designed along the same principles as the shoes, they maintain the flexibility, dampening and biomechanical properties of the shoe.

There is very little deformation during usage which make the pad very durable.

The pads are approx 4mm (1/8") thick and come in either regular or slim version that are pre-marked for each size, making it easy to cut to fit.

Felt Pads

The Felt Pads are great for situations where you need to wick moisture away from the hoof whilst adding extra cushioning. They are also helpful in stabilizing the boot when the fit is not quite perfect.

They are 6mm thick, grey in color and can be cut to size.

Equine Jogging Shoe Studs

The Equine Fusion All Terrain Stud Kit is for the All Terrain Ultra and Active Jogging Shoes. They provide extra traction for snow, ice and slippery mud conditions without compromising the unique properties of the jogging shoes.

Velcro Cleaning Brush

Helps you to easily remove debris from your velcro fastenings to keep it in perfect condition and prolong the life of your boots.

See how it works in the video below:

Sizing the Equine Jogging Shoe

Measure the length of the hoof from the toe to the heel buttress. If the horse has very low heels you may need to measure to the back of the heel bulbs.

Measure the width at the widest point of the hoof.

  • Measure the length of the hoof from the toe to heel buttress. Measure the width of the hoof at the widest point.
  • For a hoof that measures 11 cm long, choose the size 11 boot. If it measures 12 cm, choose the size 12 boot and if it measures 13 cm choose the size 13 boot etc.
  • If the length measurement is between sizes choose the nearest size boot. For example if the hoof measures 13.5 cm or above, choose the size 14 boot. If it measures less than 13.5 cm choose the size 13 boot.
  • If the hoof is wider than it is long then you will need to choose the size that corresponds to the width. So for a hoof that is 12cm long and 12.5cm wide you would need the size 13 boot.
  • If the hoof is narrow you may need the SLIM version.

Please use the contact form below if you need help with the measurements. A photo of each hoof with a ruler in place for both the width and length measurement is very helpful to ensure the correct size is selected - see example below.

Size Length Width
7 6.6cm - 7.5cm (2 5/8 - 2 15/16") up to 7cm (2 3/4")
7 Slim 6.6cm - 7.5cm (2 5/8 - 2 15/16") up to 6cm (2 3/8")
8 7.6cm - 8.5cm ( 3 - 3 3/8") up to 8cm (3 1/8")
8 Slim 7.6cm - 8.5cm ( 3 - 3 3/8") up to 7cm (2 3/4")
9 8.6cm - 9.5cm (3 3/8 - 3 3/4") up to 9cm (3 9/16")
9 Slim 8.6cm - 9.5cm (3 3/8 - 3 3/4") up to 8cm (3 1/8")
10 9.6cm - 10.5cm (3 3/4 - 4 1/8") up to 10cm (3 15/16")
10 Slim 9.6cm - 10.5cm (3 3/4 - 4 1/8") up to 9cm (3 9/16")
11 10.6cm - 11.5cm (4 3/16 - 4 1/2") up to 11cm (4 5/16")
11 Slim 10.6cm - 11.5cm (4 3/16 - 4 1/2") up to 10cm (3 15/16")
12 11.6cm - 12.5cm (4 9/16 - 4 15/16") up to 12cm (4 3/4")
12 Slim 11.6cm - 12.5cm (4 9/16 - 4 15/16") up to 11cm (4 5/16")
13 12.6cm - 13.5cm (4 15/16 - 5 5/16") up to 13cm (5 1/8")
13 Slim 12.6cm - 13.5cm (4 15/16 - 5 5/16") up to 12cm (4 3/4")
14 13.6cm - 14.5cm (5 3/8 - 5 11/16") up to 14cm (5 1/2")
14 Slim 13.6cm - 14.5cm (5 3/8 - 5 11/16") up to 13cm (5 1/8")
15 14.6cm - 15.5cm (5 3/4 - 6 1/8") up to 15cm (5 15/16")
15 Slim 14.6cm - 15.5cm (5 3/4 - 6 1/8") up to 14cm (5 1/2")
16 15.6cm - 16.5cm (6 1/8 - 6 1/2") up to 16cm (6 5/16")
16 Slim 15.6cm - 16.5cm (6 1/8 - 6 1/2") up to 15cm (5 15/16")
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