Do they work? Are they comfortable (to horse & human)? Do you feel like you will get caught up in 'em if you were to fall? Are they worth the $20?
TIA!
PS-Here is a link if you don't know what I am talking about: Cozy Toes!
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I love mine. I use them for trail riding but wouldn't be opposed to using them on cold nights in the arena. Even without the little hand warmers tucked into them they keep my feet warmer by keeping them out of the wind and dry (rain, wet brush, etc).
They're easy to get on and off too, so it's not like you're committed to having them on for the whole winter.
I have the western ones for my trail saddle, but I haven't actually put the warmers in there before--I use them just as safety tapaderos. They are easy to put on and take off, and I'd like to try them with the hand warmers in there... I don't know how strong the warming element would be when you're wearing winter boots already, but it's worth a shot.
Bumping b/c it is going to be wicked cold here this week (well, cold for us at least )
Originally Posted by beautifuldreamer
We use Toasty Feet. Great product. Apparently their warming technology was developed by NASA.
I looked these up online; are these a use one time/disposable kind of thing? Or can you use them over and over?
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Hunters, Jumpers, & Welsh Ponies All I pay my psychiatrist is the cost of feed and hay, and he'll listen to me any day. ~Author Unknown
Talk to me about Cozy Toes....
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Originally Posted by beautifuldreamer
