Malaysian Outback Size 5

Quality Outback Horseshoe

The popular Malaysian horseshoe is back – now manufactured under the Quality Brand.

The well-known Malaysian horseshoe has returned to production and has been rebranded as the Quality Outback Horseshoe, retaining the lightweight, versatile design developed specifically for Australian horses and Australian conditions.

Manufactured from mid-carbon steel, the Outback combines durability with excellent workability, providing a hard-wearing shoe that remains easy for the farrier to shape and fit.

Lightweight and versatile, it is suitable for everything from Thoroughbreds in training and polo horses through to campdrafting, cutting, Western pleasure, hacking and Australian sport horses.

Key Features & Benefits

• Lightweight Steel Construction – Provides protection and support without unnecessary weight, making it particularly suitable for horses in training and performance work.
• Mid-Carbon Steel – Hard-wearing while remaining easy for the farrier to shape and modify for an individual fit.
• Concave Drop-Forged Section – Provides sole clearance while helping reduce unwanted pressure beneath the hoof.
• Added Grip – The concave profile provides useful traction for horses working across a variety of surfaces.
• Toe-Clipped Fronts & Hinds – Available with toe clips to assist with secure and accurate fitting.
• Fully Fullered – Provides practical nail placement while complementing the lightweight design.
• Versatile Nail Hole Pattern – Gives the farrier flexibility when selecting the most appropriate nail position for the individual hoof.
• Easy to Shape – Designed with the practical needs of professional farriers in mind.

Made for Australian Horses

The Outback was designed as a lightweight steel shoe for Australian horses and Australian conditions, providing a versatile option across a broad range of equestrian disciplines.

Suitable For

The Quality Outback is an excellent choice for:

• Thoroughbreds in training
• Polo
• Campdrafting
• Cutting
• Western pleasure
• Hacking
• Sport horses
• General performance and exercise work

Professional Use

Correct shoe size, shaping and fitting should be determined by an appropriately qualified farrier according to the individual horse's hoof conformation, workload, discipline and working surface.

Horses experiencing persistent sole sensitivity, hoof pain or lameness should be assessed by a veterinarian and/or appropriately qualified farrier.