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Hilason No-Turn Bell Boot - White Neoprene Hoof Protection
The Hilason no-turn bell boot keeps your horse's hooves and heels shielded during every ride, turnout, and training session. Built with a neoprene shell and a black-trimmed fleece-lined cuff visible in the image, this bell boot stays in place without rotating - eliminating the constant repositioning that standard pull-on styles demand. The structured skirt and hook-and-loop tab closures visible on both sides allow for easy on-off without wrestling the boot over the hoof, making it a barn-approved favorite for daily handlers and competitive riders alike.
What is the difference between a no-turn bell boot and a regular pull-on bell boot?
A no-turn bell boot has a split or tabbed design with hook-and-loop closures that anchor the boot at the pastern so it cannot rotate. Regular pull-on bell boots slide over the hoof as one piece and can spin during movement, requiring frequent repositioning. The no-turn style is preferred for horses that move actively or are left in turnout unsupervised.
What is this Hilason bell boot made from?
The Hilason no-turn bell boot features a neoprene outer shell that is flexible and moisture-resistant, paired with a fleece-lined cuff at the top to cushion the pastern. The closures are hook-and-loop tabs. The boot is white with black trim edging as visible in the product image.
Can this bell boot be used for daily turnout as well as riding?
Yes. The no-turn design and hook-and-loop closures make this bell boot suitable for both ridden work and pasture turnout. The neoprene construction resists mud and moisture, which is important for horses wearing boots outdoors for extended periods. Always inspect the boot fit and condition regularly when used for unsupervised turnout.
How do I know what size bell boot to order for my horse?
To size a bell boot, measure the circumference of your horse's hoof at the widest point and the height from the coronary band to the ground. The boot should cover the heel bulbs completely without touching the ground when the horse stands square. Refer to the size chart on the product listing to match your measurements to the correct size.
How do I care for neoprene horse bell boots?
Rinse neoprene bell boots with clean water after each use to remove mud, sand, and sweat. Allow them to air dry away from direct heat or sunlight, which can degrade neoprene over time. Clean the hook-and-loop closures with a soft brush to remove debris that reduces their holding strength. Inspect stitching and closures regularly for wear.


