Veredus safety bell boots: ‘good all-round protection’ 8/10
I would definitely wear these boots cross-country because they stay in place and offer good all-round protection. I would recommend them to a friend.
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Welcome to our group test of overreach boots. All of the overreach boots in this group test have been put through their paces by professional event rider Sam Jennings. Find out what she thought below
Official description
The Veredus safety bell boots are made of a highly durable material that is waterproof as well as tear, rip and puncture resistant. The Lycra-lined neoprene padding provides shock absorption. The AquaShell provides waterproof protection and the boots will not absorb moisture. They are easily hand washable in cold water. The double Velcro straps are tested and guaranteed for 5000 hooking/unhooking cycles.
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First impressions
These are a lovely looking overreach boot. The Velcro was very strong and the top of the boot was very soft so they didn’t rub.
Overview of performance
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The anti-strike material goes around the entire overreach boot, so even if it slipped out of position, the hoof would still be protected. They are extremely well made, have worn and washed very well. It is still a bell shape, but fits my horse’s hoof shape well. Overall, it’s a good boot.
Sam’s likes and dislikes
They are much more fitted to the shape of the hoof than some of the other boots on test, and more suited to the shorter heel, flatter-footed horse than the typical warmblood hoof. For cross-country I’d prefer them to be a little bit more shaped around the heel to ensure they don’t rotate, but I’d be confident that they’d offer adequate protection.
Verdict
I would definitely wear these boots cross-country because they stay in place and offer good all-round protection. I would recommend them to a friend.

Sam Jennings is a professional event rider who started her eventing career in 1999 as a young rider and was shortlisted for the British team that year. Based at her friendly and professional yard in Kent, Sam regularly competes a range of horses from intro to four-star level, as well as providing clinics and training. As a member of the H&H product testing team, Sam is very thorough when reviewing products and is great at assessing the finer details you might not have considered.