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Once you’re ready, simply fill out the wizard below to discover which Swiss Galoppers hoof boot is the best fit for your horse.

Step 1: What do you need hoof boots for?

Please check the appropriate box


Swiss Galoppers are primarily riding boots for leisure riders who enjoy riding on differenthere terrains and prefer to avoid shoeing.


Thanks to their high comfort, shock-absorbing, and durable sole, Swiss Galoppers are perfect for trail riding—allowing you to travel for hours with stability and enjoyment.


Driving with Swiss Galoppers is safe with a proper fit. They are particularly popular for their shock-absorbing and durable soles.


For disciplines such as endurance riding, Swiss Galoppers are suitable up to a certain level. At higher levels, riders usually switch to shoeing.


Thanks to the comfort sole, Swiss Galoppers are suitable during and after the transition, as well as after illness and arthritis. However, they are not 24-hour therapeutic boots!


Swiss Galoppers are not suitable for dressage, show jumping, military sports/eventing. The boots are designed for leisure activities and are therefore not recommended for equestrian sports!

Step 2: What is your horse’s hoof shape?


Low to Normal Heels

For oval to round hooves with low heels, the “SG” is suitable.

Normal


Pronounced Bulbs

For oval to round hooves with pronounced bulbs, the “SG-L” is suitable.

Pronounced Bulbs


High Heels

For oval to round hooves with high heels, the “SG-L” is suitable.

Normal


Swiss Galoppers are only partially suitable for asymmetrical hooves.

Asymmetrical


Swiss Galoppers are only partially suitable for long hooves with flat heels.

Long Hooves


Swiss Galoppers are only partially suitable for steep walls and/or club feet.

Steep

Step 3: Enter Size

The optimal fit of the hoof boots requires regular hoof care. We recommend a trimming interval of 6–8 weeks, depending on individual hoof growth.

To ensure an optimal fit, hooves should be measured no later than 14 days after the last trimming.

Please enter each hoof individually. A guide on how to measure hoof width, length (including bulbs), and height can be found here. Result

The front hooves usually differ in size from the back hooves. Please check whether the sizes match for both front and back hooves.

Do you want to provide the measurements in millimeters or in inches?

Front Left





Front Right





Back Left





Back Right