Tri-Zone Tendon and Fetlock boots: ‘smart, lightweight and breathable’ 8/10
These boots are good value for money, lightweight and breathable. I felt they were more suited to event horses than pure showjumpers jumping big tracks
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Welcome to our independent group test of tendon boots and fetlock boots. All of the boots in this group test have been put through their paces by five-star event rider and BE coach Jo Rimmer. Find out what she thought below.
Official description
The Tri-Zone Open Fronted Tendon boots are a new generation jumping boot offering the ultimate combination of comfort, style and protection. This supremely comfortable, soft-shell jumping boot is suitable for a range of activities; perfect for everyday use and smart enough for competition. The matching hind boots are a super lightweight and protective fetlock boot. These comply with the standards set by the FEI and British Showjumping for use in young horse classes and other restricted classes.
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First impressions
I thought these boots looked very smart, stylish, breathable and lightweight.
Overview of performance
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These boots were flexible and fitted my horse comfortably. The Velcro was secure and the strike pad on the hinds gave my horse good protection. The tabs at the bottom of the boot meant they were really easy to take off.
Likes and dislikes
I never felt I needed to worry that these boots might pinch my horse, due to the large straps. They are lightweight and flexible, but with not as much as solid protection around the sides of fetlock as some of the others in the group test.
Verdict
These boots are good value for money, lightweight and breathable. I felt they were more suited to event horses than pure showjumpers jumping big tracks

A former teacher, Jo Rimmer is now an international event rider and British Eventing coach. Jo has produced a number of horses up to CCI5*-L level and competed at Pau CCI4* in 2018. She combines competing with producing young horses and training riders of all ages. She is based in Dorset with her teenage daughter Jess. Jo is part of our team of professional riders who put equestrian products through their paces in a real-life busy yard environment for a suitable period of time to test the item, before their thoughts are featured in our reviews section.