Veredus Carbon Gel Vento STS boots: ‘expensive but worth it’ 9/10
These boots are expensive, but the quality, style and ease of use make them worth the investment if you can afford it.
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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 Veredus Carbon Gel Vento STS boots are double ventilated tendon boots, which are lined with a special synthetic STS material offering a high-tech alternative to traditional sheepskin. This material is easy to wash, quick drying, and extremely durable – meaning the boots last and look good for longer. The soft, wide knit also ensures optimum comfort, allowing any trapped sand to come out easily, minimising the risk of abrasions to the leg. The boots are anatomically shaped to guarantee maximum comfort and perfect positioning on the horse’s limb, while a carbon support inserted in the shell and a gel pad provide maximum protection at the flexor tendon and fetlock. Elastic straps allow for quick closure and are easy to adjust.
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First impressions
These boots looked very stylish and fitted my horse really well. I was interested to see how the fluff would fare after washing.
Overview of performance
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These boots never moved during warm up or rounds of jumping. I never felt that I had to do them up tight in order to secure them. They protected my horse well and never interfered with my horse’s jump. Also they kept their fluff and shape after multiple washes.
Likes and dislikes
I love how comfortable my horses feel in these boots and how stylish they look. I am a fan of the bullet fastening system, as it is so easy to get these boots on and off. However, they are expensive and the hind boots do come up quite big.
Verdict
These boots are expensive, but the quality, style and ease of use make them worth the investment if you can afford it.

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.