The Protector Pad covers more area of the hoof than the circuit bar and can be used with hoof packing. This therapeutic plate offers solutions for heel and toe issues. When reversing the pad, it becomes a solution for forge or heel soreness.

The SX-10 is the first 10mm unclipped Kerckhaert shoe in a front and hind pattern not punched for E-head nails. The SX-10 is designed in the same manner as the widely popular SX-8 and SX-7 series. Features a full, balanced toe, extra thickness, graduated widths and a five nail hole pattern. This shoe is an excellent choice for farriers looking for additional strength, wear, nailing and modification options.

Punched for 5 City, 5 Combo Slim, and 6 Combo Slim nails.

Shoes are symmetrical. Made in Holland.

Weld blending and general metal clean up are a snap with Klingspor FIBRE DISCS. The tough vulcanized fibre backing allows heavy grinding while offering long life while removing welds and cleaning pits, rust and scale.

The CS561 Aluminum Oxide discs are perfect for most metal grinding applications where major stock removal is NOT necessary. Recommended for removal of surface contaminants and smoothing of mild weld seams. 

Anvil Brand weld on clips are sheared pieces of steel which are designed to be welded to a horseshoe. Clips help to stabilize the horseshoe on the horses hoof and reduce the stress applied to the nails.

The Kerckhaert Triumph hind pattern is ideal for athletes and has bevels inside and out, a broad front toe for excellent fit, and good heel support.

Circuit Bars provide all the benefits of a bar shoe without altering the gait. Its entire cross section is used to support and stabilize the heel of the foot and presents a minimal area of resistance and motion.

The Vector VX-50 is a premium rolled horseshoe nail designed for clean, smooth driving. Featuring a unique hybrid head and highly polished finish, it is widely favored by farriers for creating strong clinches on rim, concave, or European-style flat shoes

Regular head nails have a larger head than the City styles. The shank of the nail is also proportionately larger than City styles. They are used for resets but are also used for horses that are working on difficult terrain or have traction devices that create more stress on the nails. Larger regular head nails are used for Draft or other work horses. They are also used for gaited horse disciplines that are shod with thicker steel.