Combo Boots For Sale. Combo boots are a combination of protective boots.

Combo Boots For Sale On

Below are combo boots for horses for sale on eBay. Combo boots are a combination of protective boots such as splint boots, skid boots, bell boots, etc. Please scroll to the bottom of the page for more information on combo boots.

Combo Boot Savvy

What is a "combo" boot? A combo boot is a protective boot worn by horses to protect their legs during hard or active use such as barrel racing, roping, etc. Combo boots are designed to prevent injury if a horse should interfere ("interfering" is when a horse accidentally strikes itself with one of its own legs), and to prevent a burning sensation when the horse drives its legs into the ground during tight turns or hard stops.

A combo boot is a combination of protective boots that would otherwise be worn alone, or, if worn with other boots, all the boots would be worn as separate pieces. For example, a combo boot could be a combination of a splint boot and a bell boot. A combo boot could also be a combination of a splint boot and a skid boot, or a combination of a splint boot, skid boot, and a bell boot. The term "combo" boot in and of itself does not exactly describe what type of protective boot the boot is since there are several possible combinations. Depending on the type of combo boot, it may be designed to be worn on the front legs, the rear legs, or both.

At right: Combo boots on the front legs of a horse at a team sorting.

Combo boots combine protective horse boots

A Combination Of Terms, Too

Shopping for any kind of protective boots for your horse can sometimes be confusing because of the different terms used to mean the same thing. For example, a bell boot is also commonly called an overreach boot, and skid boots are referred to by some people as rundown boots. When shopping for any kind of protective boots for your horse on eBay read the product description very carefully and examine the pictures closely to know exactly what type of boot you are looking at. If you are left with any doubts or questions, contact the seller before you bid or buy.