Putting the cable up thru the center with one part, and the other part going around to the side. Photo 4 shows the cable adjusted in the 2nd from loosest setting. This works for horses that measure in the upper numbers for that boot size. Photo 3 shows the cable adjusted in the loosest setting possible. Photo 2 shows the cables adjusted the standard way- up thru the center groove in the buckle system. Photo 1 shows how one might adjust the cables prior to putting the boots on the horses hoof. Take a look at the below photos to view the variety of cable adjustments that can be made to these handy hoof boots. If the buckle goes down too easy, then chances are it won’t stay fastened because it is too loose.
While the ideal adjustment is one that will require more strength to push the buckle down than most people can do with their hands, you can always step on the buckle with your foot.
There are a variety of cable adjustments one can make to secure an Easyboot or Easyboot Epic on a horses hoof.
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