It’s Important to Cool Pasterns
Why is it important to cool the pasterns? The Absolute Wrap was designed following a conversation with a top showjumper who was concerned about the impact of jumping on the […]
Introducing the Absolute Wrap
It’s a busy time at Cryochaps with yet another product launch! This time it’s the Absolute Wrap. All the same awesome cooling, compression and malleability but now covering three key areas: […]
Introducing the K2f
All the same awesome cooling, compression and malleability of The Original however…They will stay frozen for longer! At Cryochaps we are lucky to have such loyal customers, and you have […]
As Effective as Cold Hosing
Testing shows that Cryochaps are as effective as cold hosing, and a million times easier! See the full test here. Simply wet the leg then apply Crycochaps for maximum effect. Get […]
Hard Ground Puts Stress on Legs
Nothing beats the feeling of going flat out on our horses, with the ground being super hard, working at speed puts even more stress on our horses legs, particularly the […]
Interesting Fact!
We can see from our sales that half of our customers only ice the front legs. However when we ride we are constantly asking our horses to engage the hindquarters […]
Hind Leg Flexion in Jumping
Our horses are amazing. Have you ever looked closely at your horse’s hind legs when jumping? Check out our video here and see how those hind legs flex and take the strain […]
The Effect of Lunging
It’s not just ridden work that our horses need to recover from, when we lunge on a circle this creates a very unnatural repetitive force on the horse’s musculoskeletal system […]
Why Do Cryochaps Have a Compression Sleeve?
Often when we injure ourselves we will apply a bandage or support, but do we really know why this is a good idea? Compression increases cold transfer to the leg, […]
How Do Injuries Occur?
Often we hear of horses with tendon or suspensory injuries, however did you know it is rare for these to occur from a one-off incident. The most common injuries affect […]
The Demands of Dressage on the Horse’s Lower legs
While dressage is generally considered a low-impact discipline, it still requires a great deal of strength, flexibility, and coordination from the horse.
Suspensory Ligament Injuries in Dressage Horses
Learn more about suspensory ligament injuries and how you can reduce the risk.
The Effect of Wearing Bandages
Many riders use bandages to help protect their horse’s legs during exercise. But what effect does this have on tendon temperatures?
Cooling Down After Exercise
Do you take the same care over your horse’s cool-down as you do with their warm-up?
Easing Localised Pain with Equestrian Ice Boots
Find out how our equestrian ice wraps may help ease localised pain after injury and during rehabilitation.