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Support post-work recovery with practical cooling, supportive wraps, breathable boots and simple care products—picked to help you manage legs and muscles day to day without fuss.
Ice boots, cold packs and gel wraps are designed to bring temperature down quickly after jumping or fast work. Easy-on closures and anatomical shaping keep them in place while your horse relaxes on the yard.
Breathable stable boots and bandages provide light, even compression to help keep legs tidy after exercise or travel. Choose quick-wrap designs for speed or traditional bandages for a custom fit.
Warmth boots, liners and pads are used before schooling or in cool weather to help muscles feel supple. Select low-bulk designs that sit neatly under tack and follow the manufacturer’s timing guidance.
Cooling gels, clays and rinses offer an easy finish to your wash-down routine. Apply to clean legs, allow the recommended contact time and rinse or brush off as directed.
From quick-change wraps to cushioning pads, these pieces are built for busy show days—easy to fit, easy to wash and sized to cover the cannon and fetlock without bulk.
Measure cannon circumference and leg height; boots should sit snugly without gapping or twisting. Bandages need even tension and smooth, overlapping layers—never tight at the edges.
Rinse products after use and air-dry away from heat. Follow the maker’s instructions and consult your vet if you’re unsure whether cooling, heat or compression is appropriate for your horse.
Explore cooling boots and wraps, breathable stable boots, warming pads and simple care products—streamlined picks for practical, everyday recovery.
When should I use cooling vs heat?
Cooling is typically used straight after hard work; gentle warmth is used before exercise or in cold weather to help muscles feel supple. Follow product directions and ask your vet if unsure.
Ice boots or gel wraps—what’s the difference?
Ice boots offer instant cold with easy application; gel wraps are flexible, freezable and mould closely to the leg. Choose whichever fits your routine and your horse’s leg shape best.
How tight should stable wraps be?
Apply with even, moderate tension—smooth layers with no wrinkles, and secure so you can slide two fingers under the wrap. Recheck after a few minutes.
Any care tips for clays and gels?
Use on clean legs, observe the recommended contact time and rinse/brush off as directed. Patch-test new products and avoid broken skin.
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