Give your horse the ultimate in cold therapy comfort with these cooling gel leg and hoof wraps. It flares at the bottom to cover the leg, hoof, and coronet band. With the polyacrylate gel-filled sections, these wraps can be kept in the freezer until you need them. These wraps are perfect to heal soft tissue injuries or other traumas and prevent injury after exercise.
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Brand
Dura-Tech
Overall rating: 4.581818 / 5 from 55 reviews.
Schneiders® Dura-Tech® Cooling Gel Leg & Hoof Wraps are highly regarded for their ability to stay cold for hours, providing relief for soft tissue injuries and post-exercise use. Customers appreciate their quality, ease of use, and the ability to cover the hoof securely. The wraps are made of a durable 420 denier outer material with quilted gel sections, ensuring flexibility and comfort for horses.
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"I’ve been using these 3x a day for 2 months now for my mares check ligament injury. They function great; but the Velcro is peeling off of the elastic strap it’s attached too slightly in a few places; so I do wish that would’ve held up a little better. Still perfectly functional though. I would buy them again."
"These legs wraps are very nice and well made. They fit our horses really well and are a great investment for me."
"The boot is easy to apply and stays cold much longer than I expected, often still firm after 30-45 minutes, in Florida. I'm very pleased with this purchase."
"Love them. They cover from the knee to the hoof and the gel packs stay cool for a long time"
"This wrap was pretty nice, the length was good and went all the way around the legs with some overlap so that was perfect, it didnt wrap the hoof very well cause the velcro would go crooked but as long as they stand fairly still and are supervised its good. The gel was a little thin but altogether it was very good for the price!"
"product has held up well and is as desribed"
"I need to ice a damaged tendon twice a day for the next 6-8 months. It took a week or so to figure out how to put these on without feeling like I was in a boxing match. The cells do not freeze/defrost evenly. Some cells freeze rock solid and some softer. Because of that, you run the risk of giving your horse freeze burn damage without first wrapping the leg with a protective cloth. (more boxing practice) Additonally, you run the risk of heat damage to the leg (yes, heat) because you cannot get all of the air out between the cells which causes uneven defrosting. As recommended by a vet, I have ordered some Ice Vibe boots. Also as recommended by a Grand Prix rider, I have ordered Cyrochaps, although she tells me that they are not durable and become crazy expensive because of that. I believe that ALL of the ice boots should be put on with a protective leg cloth under the boot, and the icing should be limited to 16 minutes. At 20 minutes, it is my opinion that damage might occur. Hope this helps."
"These are generally great ice boots! They can be a bit hard to wrangle when putting on, but my dressage gelding is a diva too and doesn't make it easy. They freeze nicely and are still easy to open and wrap around legs. I'm quite happy with them and use after each ride."
"Easy to use, fit well and my horse loves them!"
"Needed this product and it arrived as soon as you said it would !"
