It would be great if you could make a video about your riding story

Vendi stole the show as always. Great video thank you.

Vendi is so stylish, love the stripes! He makes an excellent model! This was great, I love seeing the equipment you use and learning WHY you use what you do, it is fascinating! 🐎💞🐎

your channel is so fun and quirky and it's great to see an aussie equestrian yt channel you deserve more subs 😁

This is incredible. I love how thorough and clear your videos are.

I really love to watch youre vlogs, you have so much tricks on everything and always get to the point! I cant wait to see another video :)

The Vend! :) Excellent comprehensive, thanks Amanda!

Wow! Thank you for the definitive guide to boots!

Thank you so much for doing this video. Very educational. Loved every minute of it. Huge fan of you . From your kiwi fan.

OMG those old rubber bell boots - those used to be the only option available trying to pull them on and off in the freezing cold with numb hands here in the UK winters was NO fun lol thank goodness they invented velcro ones

@amandarosseventingfit6803

3 жыл бұрын

Lisa Panton LifeVantage Distributor I use these for the horses fitness work! When the grass seeds are out in full force, they’re the only bell boots we use! And yes they graze all the skin off your knuckles lol!

Loved the bit about ice boots! I’ve been looking at investing in some and didn’t really know where to start!

i love your videos and they have helped me alot and i love Vendi 😀

Thanks! This was so helpful 👍🏻

This was very interesting I know there are different type of boots but I also thought they just went by size but one thing I am not a big fan of is pull on bell boots it is like when you put on rubber bit rings I often use two bits of bailing twine and pull and push at the same time but this was more informative looking forward to the next one

Vendi just being the MOST well behaved model 😍

Love it, thanks!

Thank you ... So helpful ♥️🐎

YESSSSS!!! Boot video!!!! I loved the xc boots and what you said. I feel much more prepared for getting some. I do wonder why some of them have strike pads only in the tendon area, and some have on the inside as well? I had a pony that got an injury from striking the inside of the front leg with the other front leg hoof, so I always wonder why, when boots don't have protection there... Do you think you need ice boots if you just do xc up to 80cm? Can you make do with cooling gels or clay?

@amandarosseventingfit6803

3 жыл бұрын

MB Equestrian personally I think we should all learn to manage our horses legs even at 80cm! It may not seem that taxing on your horse, but by practicing the skill, you’ll become very good at icing, recognizing swelling & heat, & managing your horses legs.If you have an older horse, or one who feels the ground, then I’d definitely be icing at any height to maintain their soundness.

@JustHorseyMie

3 жыл бұрын

@@amandarosseventingfit6803 OK. It's kind of impossible to keep ice cold at shows, since we have no freezer, no electricity, and the show day usually start at 8, which means you probably take the ice out of the freezer at 5 or 6 in the morning. And since xc is the last thing, it is usually not untill 3 pm... so the ice will be melted by that time. I still check my horse's legs for swelling and heat, and I am very OCD about that. When I did xc and in the future, I'll probably do 1, or 2, 1 day events a year at 60 cm level, so I was hoping I could just cool the legs down with water and gel/clay.

@amandarosseventingfit6803

3 жыл бұрын

MB Equestrian MB Equestrian I have a large ice box/esky that I take to shows, which keeps the ice cold all day. Have you tried the camping shops? They usually have really good ice boxes, plus your water can go in there too!

Great information

With the show jumping front shin boots be very careful of the fit. If a horse has a rounded ankle, particularly rounded out the back slightly. It can cause the shin boot to "tilt" and make the top of the boot dig into the tendon just below the knee and the hard edge of the plastic does not take long to aggravate the skin and tendon just below the knee.

Awesome vid! Wondering what brand the first lot of freezer ice boots are?

Hi Amanda! What about float boots? What do you use? What do you look for in a float boot? Thanks 😊

Ive been looking for new dressage boots, since my Veredus are done for. But holy shit its hard to find. I found these Le Mieux onses that was so nice and breathable. However even the large was like 2 sizes ti small for him. My Veredus are M. What the hell? 😂😂😂 and Catago is the same as Le Mieux. Who would have thought it would be this hard finding dressage boots for a normal size horse with normal size legs? Its like shopping for jeans. 😂😂😂

@amandarosseventingfit6803

3 жыл бұрын

Magic Books OMG it IS like shopping for jeans!!!😂

@Ella-ok3lh

3 жыл бұрын

try b-boots they're great :)

@TKDDLJ09

3 жыл бұрын

@@Ella-ok3lh we don't have that brand where I'm from 🤣

@Ella-ok3lh

3 жыл бұрын

@@TKDDLJ09 oh sorry! They're a privately owned business owned by a lady in Melbourne, hand made beautiful boots for a good price! But if you don't live in Australia probably would be hard to get a hold of some! I wish you luck on your boots endeavour, it's so hard to find good boots that fit!

@TKDDLJ09

3 жыл бұрын

@@Ella-ok3lh yeah, the shipping would probably alone be twice the amount of the boots 🤣🤣🤣 and thank you. I continue on the boots quest.

What about how to clean some of these boots? I've had horses for 10 years now but I'm just now trying to get more seriously into training and competition with my 5 yr old ISH. I'm still so new to the terminology and proper care of things 😅

Love this video! I was curious to know what camera you use to film your videos? 😁

@amandarosseventingfit6803

3 жыл бұрын

Aleisha Guest an iPhone X😂. We’re currently camera shopping!

What brand are Vendi’s jump boot they are the first jump that you showed

20:41 do you use those after every-time you jump or only when a horses leg is injured?

@Jazzy-kk4sk

3 жыл бұрын

They're great to use after any high impact activity, they prevent swelling and inflammation due to the increased blood circulation and ice :) Also great for recovering from injury though

@amandarosseventingfit6803

3 жыл бұрын

Equine 9 usually after every jump session, but definitely if the horses are jumping fairly big fences!

@eqsharps

3 жыл бұрын

@@amandarosseventingfit6803 Okay thank you! I might look into ice boots for my jumper then!

I hate pull on bell boots. They stress me out.

What brand are the showjumping boots?

@amandarosseventingfit6803

3 жыл бұрын

Lori these ones are Zandona, & I also use Regal Pro.

@auroravincenot736

3 жыл бұрын

I was gonna ask the exact same thing!

just wondering how big Vendi is

@amandarosseventingfit6803

3 жыл бұрын

Abby Yeend he’s 16.2

@abbyyeend4351

3 жыл бұрын

@@amandarosseventingfit6803 Thank you

Hey Amanda, can we order directly from your mum? I find horseland and tackbox ( tyabb) never have the sizes I want for bell and brushing boots

@amandarosseventingfit6803

3 жыл бұрын

Tayla Dock thanks for asking! Go to her website www.10minutebox.com.au