EquiFit Hind Boot Size Guide

Measuring your horse's hind ankle circumference is the most accurate way to size EquiFit hind boots. If your horse is between sizes, the ankle circumference measurement takes priority over height.

Size	Horse Type	Height (hands)	Ankle Circumference
Small	Large Pony	14.0–14.3	10.5"–11.25"
Medium	Small Horse	15.0–15.3	11.25"–12"
Large	Standard	16.0–16.3	12"–13"
Extra Large	Oversize	17+	13"–14"
XX-Large	Oversize+	17+	14"–15"

How to measure the ankle
Wrap a soft measuring tape around the narrowest part of the fetlock (ankle) joint, just above the point where the leg meets the hoof. Keep the tape snug but not tight, and level all the way around. Measure both hind legs and use the larger reading.

Between sizes? Choose by ankle circumference first — a boot that fits the ankle protects the joint correctly. Height is a guide only.

Sizing notes: Measurements shown are EquiFit's published hind-boot ranges. This chart covers hind boots and hind-boot replacement liners. Pony-size boots (e.g. MultiTeq, Pony Medal) run smaller than Small. On EquiFit's own chart the XX-Large row is labelled “Extra Extra Large.”

The EquiFit Eq-Teq Hind Boot is a polished protection boot with an EverLeather® shell and removable liner options.

Choose the ImpacTeq® liner for responsive impact absorption, or SheepsWool™ ImpacTeq® where a softer natural-wool feel is preferred.

Best for

Hind-leg protection from schooling through competition
Choice of ImpacTeq or SheepsWool ImpacTeq liner feel
Polished coverage around the fetlock and lower cannon

Key features

EverLeather® shell — anatomically molded for a close, protective fit.
ImpacTeq® liner option — removable liner designed to conform to the leg and absorb impact.
SheepsWool™ ImpacTeq® option — natural wool feel for horses that benefit from softer contact.
Hind-leg profile — shaped for secure hind-leg protection.

Fit, compatibility & care

Fit: Choose the size and configuration that best match the horse’s leg shape and build.
Compatibility: Select the boot size, orientation, and liner option that match the horse and intended use. Replacement liners should be matched to the correct boot model, size, and orientation.
Care: Remove dirt and debris after use. Remove the liner when cleaning and allow the shell and liner to dry fully before storing.