Many complain that it didn’t stay on or wore through the bottom quickly. To fit that issue simply put gorilla tape on the bottom. I had a horse with a nail in the hoof in the dead of mud season. We had make sure it was very clean 24/7 and stall arrest wasn’t an option. We put a poultice pad over the area where the nail was, vet wrapped it, duct tapped it, put this wrap on (without the pad) then duct tapped that. It never got wet! Highly recommend. Don’t listen to the other reviews!

I bought two of these for a horse who had multiple abcesses in both front feet. First problem is they are next to impossible to put on a horse by yourself, second problem is the convoluted attachment process, third problem is they don’t take into account the different shapes of feet, and fourth is the nylon was already shredding by the time I got the boot on the first time. The pads don’t last but one wearing because they don’t “rebound” to their original shape and the sticky velcro tabs don’t stick to the inside of the boot as they say they will. I could have bought MANY rolls of duct tape for what I paid for these things. The inventor needs to go back to the drawing board and do some redesigning using actual horses. The idea is fantastic but the end resulting product leaves much to be desired.