4-Piece Horse Tendon & Fetlock Boots - Size L - Black

4-Piece Horse Tendon & Fetlock Boots - Size L - PU Shell, Neoprene-Lined Shock-Absorbing Set

Serious jump training demands dependable leg protection. This large-size boot set cushions both front tendons and hind fetlocks, spreads impact if a pole is clipped, and stays firmly in place thanks to wide, hard-wearing hook-and-loop straps.

Key Features & Benefits
- Impact-deflecting PU outer shells shrug off knocks from poles or studded hooves.
- 6 mm elastic neoprene lining moulds to each leg, absorbing shock while wicking away sweat.
- Double-stitched nylon hook-and-loop straps resist fraying and keep a secure fit ride after ride.
- Anatomical shaping: front boots 255 x 112 mm for tendon coverage; rear boots 158 x 118 mm shield the hind fetlock joint.
- Lightweight set – approx. 0.70 kg – protects without altering stride or adding fatigue.

Specifications
- Materials: polyurethane shell, neoprene inner, nylon fasteners
- Quantity: four boots (two front, two rear)
- Fastening: twin hook-and-loop straps per boot, micro-adjustable
- Care: machine wash at 30 °C (kit bag recommended), air-dry away from direct heat

Ideal Examples of Use
- Gymnastic gridwork – extra cushioning if distances get tight or a pole is brushed.
- Cross-country schooling – closed-cell neoprene will not waterlog through water complexes.
- Box journeys – slimmer than travel boots yet guards legs from scrapes in the trailer.
- Rehabilitation pole work – support tendons while rebuilding strength post-injury.
- Spirited turnout – give playful geldings a safety buffer against over-exuberant kicks.

Why This Set Is a Smart Buy
Tendon damage can ground a horse for months and rack up costly vet bills. This PU-and-neoprene combo spreads impact, breathes well and outlasts many fabric-only designs. Buy once, ride for seasons.

Interesting Facts About Jumping Boots
- Laboratory tests show 6 mm neoprene can lower peak impact force by up to 25 % compared with an unprotected limb.
- PU’s smooth finish glances off wooden rails, reducing snag-and-flip accidents common with textured fabric boots.
- At landing from an oxer, a horse’s front legs bear roughly 1.5 x body weight; consistent shock absorption plays a key role in long-term soundness.

Strap on these large, shock-absorbing boots and let your horse tackle every fence with confidence.

Packing: Euroblister