Suspenders for Ice Boots

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 Suspenders for Ice Boots
Equipro introduces a product that will provide a method of keeping ice boots from sliding down. After numerous requests Equipro now provides Ice Boot Suspenders to accompany our nine and six pocket ice boots.
These suspenders feature a sheepskin lining over the withers, and eight inches of four inch wide elastic on either side of withers. This elastic is incorporated into the suspender strap. Suspenders will extend the life of your boots and free up time. Another helpful feature is the surprisingly small amount of pressure needed to keep the Ice Boots from sliding down.
Equipro Ice Boot Suspenders sell at an affordable $29.00 and shipping is $4.95 no matter how many you buy! For additional information, to read testimonials, and to order, visit Equipro at www.equipro.com  or call 562-396-6684 or email at bethbyrn@gmail.com.
About Equipro
In business since 1986, Equipro is synonymous with quality. Using only the finest raw materials available for their products, Equipro provides top-notch Bandages, Ice Boots, Bell Boots and Low Back Support Belts  along with great customer support -- a combination that can't be beat!
Equipro is also proud to donate a portion of its sales to the United Pegasus Foundation, a racing charity that provides California's Thoroughbreds with a chance at a second career or a humane and deserved retirement.
Through our commitment, experience, and expertise Equipro.com has established a business relationship with our customers that will last a lifetime!
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