What boots do I need for my horse?
When buying horse boots, there may be several factors to consider to ensure that you choose the right type and size of boots for your horse’s needs.
When buying horse boots, there may be several factors to consider to ensure that you choose the right type and size of boots for your horse’s needs.
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There has been some evolving understanding in recent years regarding the use of ice in injury management. This blog article outlines what the research says about icing and soft tissue injuries.
While the primary purpose of horse boots is protection, ensuring adequate airflow and breathability can help maintain the horse’s comfort and overall leg health.
The suspensory ligament forms part of the stay apparatus. Learn more about the suspensory ligament with our guide.
Find out why we believe the Exoskeleton makes the ultimate eventing boot for horses.
Swelling can occur as a result of injury or infection. Knowing how to reduce swelling in your horse’s legs can help relieve pain whilst you wait for your vet.
Why do we use evidence from human or lab-based studies to support our products? Find out more in this article.
Knowing how to size horse boots can be tricky, so we’ve created a handy guide for our customers.
We explore the evidence around the possible effects of icing your horse’s legs for longer than the recommended 10-15 minutes.
The digital extensor tendons are vital to the horse’s ability to move, but they are less well-known than the DDFT or SDFT. Learn more with our guide.
How to the materials used to create fetlock and tendon boots affect performance? Find out in our blog.
The Exoskeleton tendon boot is not your average vented boot! Discover what makes the Exoskeleton so unique.
Closed-fronted tendon boots may be the norm for cross country. However, we don’t believe eventers should always dismiss open-fronted tendon boots.
This blog article outlines the role of the tendon sheath, as well as issues that can affect the tendon sheath.