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Hilason Deluxe Horse Skid Boots - Neoprene Leg Protection
These Hilason deluxe horse skid boots deliver dependable leg protection through a heavy-duty neoprene outer shell that cushions and shields the fetlock and pastern during western performance work. The Neolite skid cup is engineered to hold its shape even on hard-packed arena dirt, gravel, or uneven ground - giving your horse consistent rear-leg support ride after ride. Three hook-and-loop straps with metal D-rings make fitting and removal quick and secure, so you spend less time tacking up and more time in the saddle.
What are horse skid boots used for?
Horse skid boots protect the rear fetlock and pastern from ground impact and abrasion when the horse slides, stops, or pushes off during western performance work. They are commonly used in reining, roping, cutting, ranch work, and trail riding to reduce the risk of soft-tissue injury caused by repeated ground contact.
Are these Hilason skid boots good for barrel racing or reining horses?
Yes. These Hilason deluxe skid boots are built for western performance disciplines where rear-leg protection is critical. The Neolite skid cup and heavy-duty neoprene shell handle the impact and friction generated during fast stops, hard turns, and athletic movements common to reining, roping, and similar disciplines.
How do the straps on these horse skid boots work?
The boots use three wide hook-and-loop straps, each anchored by a metal D-ring. You simply wrap each strap snugly around the lower leg and press the hook-and-loop panels together. There are no buckles or laces to deal with - the system allows for quick fitting and removal before and after every ride.
What material is the outer shell of these skid boots made from?
The outer shell is constructed from heavy-duty neoprene, a flexible and durable synthetic material that provides cushioning against ground impact while resisting abrasion. The Neolite skid cup at the base adds additional structural reinforcement where contact with the ground is most frequent.
How do I measure my horse for skid boots?
To size horse skid boots, measure the circumference of the cannon bone just below the knee and the length from the bottom of the fetlock joint to mid-cannon bone. Compare your measurements to the size chart provided in the product listing. When in doubt between two sizes, choose the larger size for a more comfortable fit.


