If you are doing mid-level work, I definetly recomend these. They are pretty good boots for the money. Of course, there are other brands out there that are a lot better and if you are doing serious work in the ring I would recomend spending the money and getting something with a bit more support. I do own these and use them and like them.

Pros: Good boots for the money

Cons: not the best

I found these ok for everyday basic use, but they really don't do all that much. They offer a bit of protection from bumps but if I were spending the money I would prefer something with a little more substance. I also hate the material, it doesn't breath well and the horses legs get too hot.

Pros: Easy to use and wash

Cons: sizing, and don't really protect much

I have these boots for all my horses. We don't do alot of heavy arena work, but we do alot of trail riding in thick brush with thorny vines that are low to the ground. These boots give protection and the horses feel more secure going through brushy areas.

Pros: Great fit

Cons: a little hard to keep clean

I used these boots for many years while showing my horses. They held up well throughout the years and were very easy to clean. The only problem I ever encountered was with my small horse. He had shorter legs and they just didn't fit right on him.

Pros: Great protection for your horse

Cons: Hard to fit smaller horses

These boots are great as far as splint boots go. They are easy to attach, although the velcro is usually the first thing to rip with heavy use.
The horses don't seem to mind them and they can also be substituted for travel boots in a time pinch.

Pros: Easy to put on horses,

Cons: Expense