Cold water therapy for horses - advanced, medical grade fabrics have been used to engineer these innovative cold water compression lightweight horse boots.

The practical solution for leg cooling after strenuous exercise. Simply soak in water for 5-8 minutes (maximum 30 minutes*), no need for ice or refrigeration.

Cold water therapy for horses is a revolution in cooling technology aided recovery activated by moisture absorption and maintained by exposure to airflow delivered via the 3D ducted mesh. The advanced cold water fabric has been developed as part of our Air Tech range, the lining is of medical-grade providing hypo-allergenic and antibacterial properties. The material uses a unique chemistry to achieve rapid water absorption. The advanced formulation releases energy over time to provide temperatures that are 6-12° cooler than ambient temperature.

These lightweight horse boots have been engineered to provide uniform cooling without restricting movement. The air is the element that keeps the fabric cool once it has been activated by water. The 3D sports mesh outer allows a constant flow of air to reach the cold water material which prolongs the cooling effect of the boots. Once saturated the cold water fabric is activated and provides a cold cushioned layer anatomically shaped to your horse’s leg. The adjustable Velcro straps create compression to further aid recovery.

Our Air Tech specialist fabrics have been developed for all equine disciplines to ensure key properties facilitate the technical performance and protection required of our products.

Recommendations
We recommend using the boots for no longer than 2-4 hours per use. Boots can be worn in the stable or during turnout.

Legs should be clean before applying the boots. We recommend soaking in cold water for 5-8 minutes before applying to the leg. Gently squeeze out excess water. Under no circumstances should the boot be applied in its dry state.

Water of an ambient temperature may also be used as the fabric technology will lower the temperature.

*Do not leave to soak excessively – maximum 30 minutes.

Store in an airtight box or bag once dry for optimum wear.

If the boots go to body temperature, simply add cold water to reactivate. The boot can be in use during re-activation (left on the leg). Ensure dry spots are checked for at regular intervals – particularly on hot days.

High humidity (90%) will diminish the fabrics ability for the product to provide cooling.

Key features:

• Advanced water absorption technology provides cooling
• Soak in water for 5-8 minutes to activate (maximum 30 minutes*). No need for refrigeration
• Anatomically shaped
• Medical grade cold water fabric
• Hypoallergenic and antibacterial
• 3D ducted sports mesh for air circulation
• Injury prevention
• Aids tissue recovery after strenuous exercise
• Easy wrap-around design
• Helps reduce swelling
• Secure Velcro fastening creates compression with silicone grip ends for ease of fitting
• Suitable for use in the stable & during turnout for 2-4 hours per use

WARNING

Boots must be soaked in cold water for 5-8 minutes (maximum 30 minutes*), before use ensuring thorough saturation.

It is important to keep the boot saturated during use.

Care
Ensure your boots are securely closed for drying. When dried, the cold water fabric will become rigid.

DO NOT fold the boots for drying – if they are unfolded or manipulated whilst dry the integrity of the fabric may be compromised.

Always soak your cold water compression boots before next use. Do not unfold/ manipulate the fabric when dry.

We recommend washing using our Premier Equine horse boots wash bag.

Remove hair and mud with a brush and ensure all fastenings are closed.
Hand wash & rinse.
DO NOT use detergent – this can deteriorate the fabrics.
Keep out of direct sunlight – this can deteriorate the fabrics.
When dried the fabric will become rigid. Ensure soaking before next use.
DO NOT bleach
DO NOT tumble dry
DO NOT dry clean
DO NOT iron
DO NOT freeze
DO NOT refrigerate

DO NOT USE ON CUTS, ABRASIONS OR DAMAGED SKIN. IF SYMPTOMS OF INJURY PERSIST CONSULT YOUR VET. NOT TO BE USED AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR VETERINARY ATTENTION.