I know someone who used these has since gone over to the T boots. They seem to do an okay job. I personally don't think they are as good as other splint boots but maybe I'm biased. Anyway definetly not a BAD boot just not a very attractive one.

Pros: Protects the front legs

Cons: May be TOO soft to protect, doesn't provide much tendon support, and they don't look professional

These are good splint boots but are really hard to clean if you use them on trails with stickers/burrs. They are easy to apply and fit all horses I have tried. But they do perform as expected for additional support in extreme conditions.

Pros: Easy to put on/fit,

Cons: Hard to clean stickers and burrs

This is a nice boot for everyday workouts in the ring or for a bit of protection on a trail ride. I prefer SMB for reining work but these are great on youngsters working on the longeline or starting under saddle.

Pros: great for everyday use

Cons: Prefer SMB for heavy work

Works well for quick and easy coverage. Semi-expensive but last years. Still don't like them as much as wraps, but when there's multiple horses to get to, they work for a few of them.

Pros: Durable, quick and easy

Cons: Not 100% guaranteed protection

We use these on our horses when running barrel races. Great support and easy to put on and take off. Can be purchased at most Tack stores or from most equine supply catalogs.

Pros: Easy to put on.

Cons: n/a