Stubben Hybrid Tendon Boots
Stubben Hybrid Tendon Boots - Black / L is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
"Hard Shell Impact Protection and Flexion"
The latest Innovation in the Stübben & Evolution family. Designed to anatomically contour the tendon and fetlock for superior comfort and performance. The revolutionary cutaway injection mould design allows natural range of movement without interference, on and off the ground. Raised strike zones down the rear of the boot create impact protection with a multi vented design allowing ventilation throughout the boot for heat transference.
Traditional soft shell and leather boots have always offered protection from brushing, but the down side was limited protection from a strike. This led to many Hard Shell designs which offer this protection, but due to the nature of the “hard shell” they limit the natural range of movement of the horse. The Stübben & Evolution Hybrid range has been developed to be the natural Evolution of these products and the ultimate Hybrid combining the best of all designs which have come before.
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
| Service Name | Order below £50 | Orders £50 or more |
| Royal Mail Tracked Standard | £3.95 | FREE |
| Royal Mail Express | £5.95 | £5.95 |
| Parcelforce Express24 | £6.95 | £6.95 |
| DHL Express Domestic | £8.95 | £8.95 |
| Click & Collect | FREE | FREE |
RETURNS
- EASY Returns
- 30 days return policy
We provide a straightforward 30-day return policy for refunds and exchanges. You may return or exchange items within 30 days of order fulfilment, as long as they remain unused, unfitted, and in their original packaging. Please be aware that sale items can only be returned for a refund.
EXTENDED RETURNS POLICY
- Valid Period: Purchases made between 1st October and 24th December 2024 are eligible for an extended return period.
- Return Deadline: Items can be returned until 31st January 2025.
- Standard return rules apply
Stubben Hybrid Tendon Boots
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