Equinavia.com Reviews

Anonymous Customer - 10/31/2012

These fetlock boots are awesome. I have a thoroughbred who has gone through numerous boots on his right hind. These boots have not only held up, they look awesome and do their job! I was worried they would twist on impact but stay in place well. I also thought they looked too bulky on a thin legged horse while he was standing on the cross ties but they really look nice while he is working. I have already washed them with Melp detergent for sheepskin and they washed beautifully as well.

MyTy - 10/31/2012

This product is fantastic!!! The leather is very soft and of high quality. The stiching had no inperfections and very stylish with the white stiching and the hardware was true brass!!! I was very excited about how well this padded leather halter was priced..:)!!! Size runs a little big but with some adjusting it fit my warmblood very well.!!! :) Happy Happy...I would recommend this product as well as any leather product from Horze to anyone who wants quality and style for a fair price:)!!!

Lauren D - 10/31/2012

I ordered these side reins in full size, but they were just a little too short for my 17.2hh, long-necked Trakehner gelding. I would love if these were made available in an oversize option for those of us that have bigger horses, as they seem to be well made and have just the right amount of give in the rubber donut. Even with a longer set of side reins, I would probably add another set of clips to the girth ends of these for quick on and off without having to fumble with or lose the leather keepers.

nancy - 10/31/2012

I love the back on track saddle pads and now I decided to try the fleece sheet. Glad I did, well made and very useful for fall/winter use. MY horse wears a 72" and they are usually a little big on her but this fits to a T so they may run a little on the small side which you'll want to take into consideration when ordering. Fleece is soft and cleans up nicely with a brush. I have used it overnight and it does seem to help with her minor back issues. Will be able to use under a blanket in the winter.

Capilet - 10/31/2012

This is a good quality crupper in this price point, but it runs quite large. The Full size was much too big for my Thoroughbreds.

Kelsey W - 10/31/2012

I love the bridle but the reins that came with it were not what I would expect for the quality of the bridle. The caveson was to big for my pony with the crank nose band which I find common problem in most pony bridles. The flash was also to long and I had to punch extra holes in it to make it fit.

Laurel B - 10/31/2012

I'm tall (180cm) with a curvy figure. The breeches were too tight in the leg and much too large in the waist. Also, they seemed a little too short. A pity because I love the style and they are good quality. I consulted the size chart before I bought them but the size chart is very generic because I don't think it was comparable to the actually pants I got.

Darcy W - 10/31/2012

These are decently made boots, however, they seem a bit short compared to other brands and are not as nice as other bell boots that are the same price. I ordered an XL, which is the size I order in all bell boots, and they did not skim the ground when secured properly, so won't protect against grabbing a shoe. The velcro isn't long enough to expand a bit so that they sit lower and hit the ground though, so I will use them with standing wraps for shipping instead of turnout.

Anonymous Customer - 10/30/2012

I just got these boots, and unfortunately will have to be returning them. For synthetic boots they are very soft and feel like real leather. I usually wear a 10, and these were WAY too large. I would exchange them,but there is so much room in the foot, that I don't think I will like when wearing them everyday. I just feel like my foot was floating about inside the boot, not just sliding forward and back if it was only the size that was the problem. They are a good height, I wasn't sure from the pictures, but they are def. tall enough. Overall seem like really nice boots for a great price, but unless you like having a LOT of foot room, not for everyone.

Anonymous Customer - 10/29/2012

This is a perfect hat for the autumn weather. My color (blue) is also very nice!

Elle - 10/29/2012

This is one of my favorite pads. I like the wicking under layer. I I always get compliments on how nice it looks.

Jackie2512 - 10/29/2012

Love these bell boots. They are very durable, super soft because of the shipskin and look wonderful. I find they are true to their size and hold up a lot. I've had them for 3 months now and use them every day. So far there's no wear and tear and they still look like new. The only bell boots my horse hasn't tried to rip off yet!

Anonymous Customer - 10/29/2012

Overall these are great stylish breeches. The fit is skinner ( which is great for me, I have very skinny legs). They have nice detailing and the blue jean color is nice. They probably aren't the most durable breeches ever as I have some fraying at the seams inside the breeches and at the waist band, but I got theses for a good price so I'm happy.

SAcres - 10/29/2012

Over the years I've bought quite a few bridles in the $50-$150 price range. The Horze Venice bridle is by far my favorite purchase! The leather quality is far superior to other bridles in the price range, soft and supple right out of the box! The mono-crown is a great detail not usually found on bridles in this price range, and one I'm very grateful for. Looking at the Venice bridle next to a Plymouth Bridle, a HDR Bridle, and a few others, it looks far more expensive and well-made. I would expect this quality in a $2-300 bridle, but not under $100! I also LOVE the styling of the Venice Bridle. Regular hunter bridles look dwarfed on my gelding with a large roman nose. The noseband on this bridle doesn't look out of place on his huge, chunky head. The generous padding on the crown, browband, and noseband accent the bridle beautifully without overwhelming it. Finally the buckle closures look stunning on my horse, and are easy to open/close. My only complaint is that there is not a plain cavesson option. My horse doesn't need a flash or a crank, and it becomes a hassle to do up the crank every ride.