As horses are prone to getting knocks and bumps on their legs, we use brushing boots to protect them. These are designed to wrap around the legs with a strike pad on the inside to protect the area most commonly knocked when the horse 'brushes' (or strikes one leg against the other). However, I find that sometimes brushing boots can cause rubbing, particularly on one of my horses who has white legs which are more susceptible to rubbing. Sometimes this horse will need to wear brushing boots in the field all day and her legs can become sweaty underneath them which in turn causes them to rub. Similarly with exercise if we go for a long hack. In addition to this, ...  Read the complete review