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Veredus Horse Boots
Veredus makes horse boots in Italy for jumping, cross-country, dressage and the barn. Absolute and Vento open front boots are the show jumping lines, TR Pro and TRC Vento suit schooling, and Safety Bell boots guard against overreach.
Boot size
Buying tip:Veredus suits riders who jump, event or show in dressage and want protection built for the ring. Choose the boot for the job first, then match the size to your horse's cannon circumference using the chart on the boot's page.
What riders say about Veredus boots
Riders keep coming back to three things: how long the boots last, how easily they wash and how well they fit.
Veredus STS Vento CarbonGel Open Front Boots
Equifit’s were my favorite for years until I recently purchased the Veredus Carbon Gel Vento set. I haven’t touched my Equifit’s since and don’t plan to, the Veredus ones are amazing and the fit is so much nicer. Not to mention the ventilation is a huge plus.
Veredus Olympus Vento Rear Boots
I really like the Veredus Olympus boots. The next time you watch a Show Jumping GP look at what the horses have on, you’ll notice that a lot are wearing Veredus boots. If they’re good enough for the pro’s they’re good enough for me, plus they hold up really well to everyday use and I can throw them in the wash with my saddle pads to make them look like new for competitions.
I have a pair of their bell boots that I’ve been using for over a year on my horse during daily turnout and they are the longest-lasting pair of bell boots I’ve ever owned. This horse was destroying bell boots left and right when I moved him to our new barn last year and the Veredus bell boots are the only ones that managed to survive his shenanigans
Veredus Carbon Gel Absolute Front Boots
I LOVE my Veredus Carbon Gel Boots. I only use them to jump and at shows, and I rinse them off every time I use them, so they have held up for the past two years perfectly- no marks on the neoprene liners. The medium fits my large-boned 16.2h TB mare perfectly. I love the tab closures, they are very secure, and they keep my mare’s legs nice and safe from the studs or borium she always has on her hind shoes.
Veredus Carbon Shield Overreach Boots
If you have a little more funds to spend I really recommend the Veredus carbon shield over reach boots I’ve had mine now about a year now.
Veredus Olympus Absolute Front Boots
I have eskadron ankle boots and have been rather unimpressed. I probably won't buy another set. For open fronts I bought the veredus Olympus and love them. Very easy to clean and have held up exceptionally.
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Which Veredus boots for which job?
Pick the Veredus boot by the job: open front and ankle boots for the jump ring, lighter boots for schooling, dressage boots, bell boots, and Magnetik boots for the barn. The table shows the line to look at first and styles we carry in each.
The names stack, so here is the key. Vento is Veredus's ventilation system. Carbon Gel and Kevlar Gel name the strike-zone material. Absolute is the wider-shell series. Young Jump boots are built to the weight and size limits for young horse classes, and Save the Sheep (STS) boots have a synthetic sheepskin lining.
| Job | Look at first | Styles we carry |
|---|---|---|
| Show jumping, front legs | Absolute, Vento or Kevlar Gel open front boots | Carbon Gel Absolute Front Boots; Olympus Absolute Front Boots; STS Vento CarbonGel Open Front Boots; Kevlar Gel Vento Open Front Boots |
| Show jumping, hind legs | Fetlock boots from the same line | Olympus Vento Rear Boots; Carbon Gel Absolute Rear Boots; Pro Jump Active Rear Fetlock Boots |
| Young horse classes | Young Jump boots | Young Jump Absolute Olympus; Young Jump Absolute Carbon Gel; Young Jump Vento Rear Fetlock Boots |
| Cross-country | E-Vento XC | E-Vento XC front and rear boots |
| Schooling at home | TR Pro, TRH5 or TRC Vento | TR Pro Front Tendon Boots; TRPro H5 Front Boot; TRC Vento Front Training Boots |
| Dressage and flatwork | Absolute dressage boots | Absolute Easy Strap Front Dressage Boots; Absolute Velcro Front Boot; Absolute Elastic Front Boot |
| Overreach | Safety Bell and Carbon Shield | STS Safety Bell Boots; Safety Bell Light Boot Colors; Carbon Shield Overreach Boots |
| Stall rest and recovery | Magnetik | Magnetik EVO Rear Stable Boots; Magnetik Hock Wraps; Magnetik Pastern Wraps |
Comparing boots across brands? The Horse Boots page sorts boots by job.
Veredus jumping boots: Absolute and Vento
For show jumping, Veredus makes Absolute, Vento and Kevlar Gel open front and fetlock boots, and the jump ring is where it built its name. Absolute is the newer jumping design: Veredus describes the Carbon Gel Absolute Front Boots as made for show jumping and signed by Marcus Ehning, with gel and carbon that run from the flexor tendon to the fetlock in an inverted Y. Olympus Absolute Front Boots carry the same design.
Vento boots vent two ways. Heat from the leg passes through micro-perforated neoprene into a 3D ducted mesh, and air comes in at the bottom and leaves through a grid at the top. Olympus Vento adds an EVA layer over the tendons. Carbon Gel Vento adds carbon fiber strike zones and Nitrexgel, which Veredus says cuts the transmission of shocks and impacts by 40%. Kevlar Gel Vento uses a Kevlar layer instead.
For the hind legs, Veredus describes the Pro Jump Elastic and Pro Jump Active rear fetlock boots as compliant with FEI rules on rear leg protection, and Young Jump boots as built to the rules for young horse classes. Rules change by competition, so check your rulebook before you show.
Carbon Gel Absolute FrontThe Absolute show jumping boot with gel and carbon to the fetlock.
See Carbon Gel Absolute
Olympus Absolute FrontThe same Absolute design in the Olympus line.
See Olympus Absolute
Olympus Vento RearA vented fetlock boot with an EVA tendon layer.
See Olympus Vento Rear
Kevlar Gel Vento AnkleA fetlock boot with a Kevlar layer and Nitrexgel.
See Kevlar Gel VentoVeredus cross-country and training boots
E-Vento XC boots are Veredus's cross-country boot. The front boots are waterproof, with a flexible Polyflex polyurethane shell, an EVA foam strike plate and Vento ventilation, and they are made in Italy.
For schooling at home, TR Pro, TRH5 and TRC Vento are the lighter choices. TR Pro and TRPro H5 boots use a thin Polyflex shell over neoprene and Lycra, and Veredus describes them as waterproof and easy to clean; the H5 has 5 cm elastic straps with quick-release tips. TRC Vento is the all-rounder: Veredus built it for show jumping and intensive flatwork at home, with the Vento ventilation.
E-Vento XC FrontWaterproof cross-country boots with a flex shell.
See E-Vento XC
TRC Vento Front TrainingAn all-round boot for jumping and flatwork at home.
See TRC Vento
TR Pro Front TendonA slim front boot for everyday schooling.
See TR Pro
TRPro H5 FrontLightweight tendon boots with elastic quick-release straps.
See TRPro H5Veredus Absolute dressage boots
Veredus and Isabell Werth developed the Absolute dressage boots for dressage and flatwork. The Absolute Easy Strap boots use a heavy-duty hook-and-loop closure you can fine-tune, a Polyflex shell, and a neoprene body lined with Lycra, and they are sold in pairs. The Absolute Velcro and Absolute Elastic boots do the same job with a Velcro strap or an elastic strap with quick-release fasteners.
Easy Strap boots come in Medium and Large. The cannon measurements are in the sizing chart below.
Easy Strap Front DressageHook-and-loop closure you can fine-tune.
See Easy Strap Front
Easy Strap Rear DressageThe matching rear boot, sold in pairs.
See Easy Strap Rear
Absolute Velcro FrontAn anatomic polyurethane shell with a Velcro strap.
See Absolute Velcro
Absolute Elastic FrontAn elastic strap with quick-release fasteners.
See Absolute ElasticVeredus bell and overreach boots
Veredus bell boots are built for the jump ring. STS Safety Bell Boots have a tear-resistant, waterproof synthetic shell, a neoprene lining, a double Velcro closure and a synthetic sheepskin cuff. Safety Bell Light boots use triple-layer closed-cell foam for a lighter boot.
Carbon Shield Overreach Boots and Carbon Shield Heel Protectors cover the heel bulbs with a carbon fiber strike area. Veredus says the Heel Protectors are not recommended for horses with very low heels. Bell boots run Small to X Large; the top and bottom measurements are in the chart below.
STS Safety BellA waterproof shell with a synthetic sheepskin cuff.
See STS Safety Bell
Safety Bell LightTriple-layer foam in a lighter bell boot.
See Safety Bell Light
Carbon Shield OverreachAn anatomic overreach boot with a carbon strike area.
See Carbon Shield
Magnetik Overreach HoofOverreach boots with 10 neodymium magnets each.
See Magnetik OverreachVeredus Magnetik, wraps and horse care
After work, Veredus has Magnetik stable boots and wraps, anatomic bandages and horse care. Magnetik boots and wraps carry neodymium magnets. Veredus describes the EVO stable boots for wear up to 24 hours a day and the 4HR stable boots for sessions of no longer than four hours, and advises you to consult your veterinarian before you start any magnetic therapy.
Veredus Anatomic Bandages come in front and rear shapes with a double quilted layer, for a horse that is resting or traveling. B Polo Wraps, B Work Polo Wraps and B Rest Polo Wraps round out the wraps. The horse care range includes hoof care (Golden Hoof, Honey Hoof, Green Hoof, Winter Hoof), gels and clays such as Ice-Gel, Phlo-Gel, Event-Gel and Cool Clay, and shampoos including Blue Snow and Easy White.
Veredus also makes helmets and safety stirrups, which it groups under rider protection (American Horse Publications, 2026).
Magnetik EVO Rear StableStable boots with 28 neodymium magnets.
See Magnetik EVO
Magnetik Hock WrapsHock wraps with 16 neodymium magnets.
See Hock Wraps
Magnetik Pastern WrapsPastern wraps with neodymium magnets.
See Pastern Wraps
Anatomic Bandage RearQuilted rear bandage shaped to the leg.
See Anatomic BandageShop everything Veredus makes on the Veredus brand page.
Veredus boot sizing: cannon circumference
Veredus boots come in Small, Medium and Large, bell boots go up to X Large, and Easy Strap dressage boots come in Medium and Large. Measure around the cannon bone on each leg with a soft tape; front and rear legs take different sizes. This chart is the one Veredus publishes on its Vento, Carbon Gel, Save the Sheep and Young Jump styles. Charts differ by line, so check the one on the boot's page.
| Size | Front leg cannon | Rear leg cannon |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 17-19 cm (6.7-7.5 in) | 19.5-21.5 cm (7.7-8.5 in) |
| Medium | 19.5-22 cm (7.7-8.7 in) | 22-24 cm (8.7-9.5 in) |
| Large | 22.5-24 cm (8.9-9.5 in) | 24.5-26 cm (9.7-10.3 in) |
Veredus open front and bell boot sizes
Open front and TR Pro front boots have their own Veredus charts, shown here in inches, from the Vento Carbon Gel open front boots and the TR Pro front boots. Bell boots, by top and bottom circumference: Small 2.5 and 5 in, Medium 3 and 5.5 in, Large 3.5 and 6 in, X Large 4 and 6.5 in. Hooves and legs vary, so measure your horse before you choose.
| Size | Vento Carbon Gel open front: boot height | Vento Carbon Gel open front: cannon | TR Pro front: boot height | TR Pro front: cannon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 8.5 in | 6.5-7.5 in | 9.5 in | 8-8.5 in |
| Medium | 9.5 in | 7.5-8.5 in | 10 in | 9-9.5 in |
| Large | 10.5 in | 8.5-9.5 in | 10.5 in | 10-10.5 in |
About Veredus: made in Italy
Veredus develops and manufactures its horse boots and protective equipment in Italy, and says it has been active in equestrian innovation for more than three decades (American Horse Publications, July 2026). Paolo Menegon is the founder (Equestrian Trade News, December 2024).
The range runs well beyond boots. Veredus lists BioCare horse care, Magnetik recovery and wellness products, and Vita rider protection that includes safety stirrups and helmets (American Horse Publications, July 2026).
In July 2026 Equinavia became the exclusive US distributor of Veredus, effective immediately (American Horse Publications, July 9, 2026). Equinavia also brings us Horze, B Vertigo and Tredstep, and at Tack of the Day you will find Veredus boots in one place: Premium Brands for Less.
Who Veredus boots are for
Veredus suits riders who jump, event or show in dressage and want protection built for the ring. Look elsewhere if your horse measures beyond the Large range on the chart: the riders who report fit trouble are the ones with very large horses (Rider reviews, 2018 and 2024). Also look elsewhere if your veterinarian has prescribed a specific boot.
Show jumpersCarbon Gel Absolute front boots with gel and carbon to the fetlock.
See Carbon Gel AbsoluteEvent ridersE-Vento XC front boots for cross-country.
See E-Vento XCDressage ridersEasy Strap front boots, developed with Isabell Werth.
See Easy Strap Front
Young horse ridersYoung Jump Absolute Olympus, built to young horse class limits.
See Young Jump AbsoluteVeredus boots FAQ
Where are Veredus boots made?
Veredus develops and manufactures its horse boots in Italy, according to its 2026 distribution announcement (American Horse Publications), and most product pages here list Italy as the country of origin.
CloseWho distributes Veredus in the US?
Equinavia has been the exclusive US distributor of Veredus since July 2026. Equinavia also brings us Horze, B Vertigo and Tredstep.
CloseWhat does Vento mean on Veredus boots?
Vento is Veredus's ventilation system. Heat from the leg passes through micro-perforated neoprene into a 3D ducted mesh, air enters at the bottom of the boot and leaves through a grid at the top.
CloseWhat is the difference between Olympus, Carbon Gel, Kevlar Gel and TR Pro?
Olympus Vento is vented with an EVA layer over the tendons. Carbon Gel adds carbon fiber strike zones and Nitrexgel, and Kevlar Gel uses a Kevlar layer. TR Pro is a slimmer boot for schooling at home. Absolute versions have a wider shell that runs from the tendon to the fetlock.
CloseCan I wash Veredus boots?
Veredus describes several styles as easy to hand wash in cold water, such as the Carbon Gel Vento and Pro Jump boots, and riders tell us they rinse them or put them in the washing machine (Rider reviews, 2017 and 2018). Check the care label on your style before you machine wash.
CloseHow do I size Veredus boots?
Measure around the cannon bone on each leg and match the number to the chart on the boot's page. Boots come in Small, Medium and Large, bell boots go to X Large, and front and rear legs take different sizes. The charts above show the Veredus figures.
CloseDo Veredus boots fit horses with big legs?
Large is the biggest size on most styles. Some riders say Large fit a horse with big bone (Rider review, 2014), and others with very large warmbloods say they needed another brand (Rider review, 2024). Measure the cannon first.
CloseAre Veredus boots legal for competition?
Veredus describes the Pro Jump Elastic and Pro Jump Active rear fetlock boots as compliant with FEI rules, and Young Jump boots as built to the young horse class limits. Rules change and differ by competition, so check your rulebook.
CloseSources: Veredus product descriptions and size charts as carried in the Tack of the Day catalog, October 2026; American Horse Publications NewsGroup, July 9, 2026; Equestrian Trade News, December 2024. Rider quotes are word for word from public rider discussions, checked against the original posts when they were added to our quote bank (October 2026).