Horse Standing Wraps Aid Circulation And Gently Support The Injured Leg
An essential item in your horse’s care kit, the standing wrap is your go-to bandage to help with circulation issues, support, and injury assistance. Standing wraps for horses are typically made of a tough but slightly flexible poly knit fabric with hook and look closures at the ends to secure it in place. It can be used dry or with liniment or other substances on the leg. Available in various lengths and colors, standing wraps are typically 6 inches wide with hook‐and‐loop closures in packages of 4. Leg quilts and no‐bow wraps are sold in pairs in various heights and quilting patterns.
Learn more about Choosing the Best Leg Protection for Your Horse.
Frequently Asked Questions About Horse Standing Wraps
What are standing wraps for?
The standing wrap is most commonly used for support, circulation, and to prevent "stocking‐up" after working.
What’s the difference between standing wraps and polo wraps?
Standing wraps are used on horses who are standing for long periods in a stall or a trailer. Polo wraps are used during exercise to protect and support legs.
Standing wraps are used to help prevent or relieve the swelling in a horse's legs when they are standing for long periods in a stall. They come in various lengths and are typically used to secure cotton or quilted pads in place on the horse's leg.
Polo Wraps are worn during exercise to support ligaments and tendons. They protect against self-injury and help to prevent contact injuries.
How do you measure a horse for standing wraps?
To choose the correct sizing for a standing wrap, measure from just under the front of the knee to right under the fetlock. Standing wraps are sold in even sizes. If your measurement is in between, we suggest going up one inch. Review size charts for more information.