![]() ![]() These boots from JHL have a neoprene outer wrap, which is combined with a removable gel cooling pad. Sizes: One size | RRP: £59.99 for a pair | In the UK? View now at .uk JHL Cool Boots The gel packs are also lined with foam to disperse the cool evenly over a long time. Within the protector, multiple small gel packs enable the bandage to remain flexible when the gel packs are frozen. This QHP cooling bandage can be placed in the freezer easily applied with Velcro. Sizes: One size (45cm) | RRP: £25.95 for one bandage | In the UK? View now at .uk or .uk QHP Cooling Bandage The socks are machine washable and come in a handy storage bag. They have a full-length zip, which makes them easy to put on and are fastened with Velcro at the top and bottom. ![]() The full-length ice pockets go around the back of the legs to allow for maximum coverage. Made from a strong four-way stretch nylon Lycra, these compression socks from Ruggles can be used with or without ice. ![]() Sizes: S–XL | RRP: £68 for a set of four | In the US? View now at Ruggles Compression Ice Socks A cooling bag is also available so you can easily transport the boots to shows. The boots take four to six hours to freeze and should be used for 20–30 minutes at a time. They contain a gel that is formed in 24 separate pockets and contours around the limb ensuring maximum contact. These generously sized, flexible ice boots from LeMieux have four elasticated straps that allow for flexible fitting, which means that they can be used anywhere on either front or hind limbs. Sizes: One size | RRP: £69.95 for a pair | In the UK? View now at .uk LeMieux Arctic Ice Boots The gelatine bags are also microwavable at low heat for use as warming treatment, while the boots are also machine washable. It’s recommended they are used for 20 minute periods, but the ice packs will stay cold for up to two hours. They are supplied with reusable, non-toxic, gelatine bags that can be left in the freezer until needed, when they are slipped into the mesh panels on the inside of the boot. These EQuick cooling boots, which can be used on front or hind limbs, have a tough, structured outer and are secured with three Velcro straps. In the UK? View now at .uk EQuick EArtik Cooling Boots The adjustable Velcro straps create compression to further aid recovery. The medical-grade lining has hypoallergenic and antibacterial properties, while the 3D sports mesh outer allows a constant flow of air to reach the cold water material which prolongs the cooling effect. These boots from Premier Equine have no need for ice or refrigeration – just soak in water for five to eight minutes to activate the cooling technology that lowers the ambient temperature by 6–12☌. Premier Equine Cold Water Compression Boots It can be used in a first-aid setting or as a preventative measure for competition horses, and is also suitable for humans. Applying the bandage for just 15 minutes gives penetrating residual cold for up to 30 minutes after the bandage has been removed. The bandage freezes within just 20 minutes and unlike other similar products on the market, which can contain alcohol, this one does not use chemicals to work, has a much lower temperature and stays colder for longer. This cold compression bandage by Equetech brings fast and natural relief to muscles, tendons and ligaments. Sizes: One size | RRP: £66.95 for a pair | In the US? View now at Equetech Bonner Ice Bandage In the UK? View now at .uk, .uk, .uk, or .uk The latest update includes a light indicator on the vibrating panels. Made with a neoprene outer that wraps around the cold packs and is secured with Velcro, they have elasticated inner pockets for the vibrating panels and are contoured to the lower leg. These rechargeable, cooling and vibrating boots from Horseware can be used on the front or hind legs and encourage movement of the lymphatic system and blood flow. Sizes: Full or extra-full | RRP: £239.95 for a pair, including ice packs, panels and charger | Best ice boots for horses Horseware IceVibe Tendon Boots It’s also important to think about how much surface contact the boot has with your horse’s leg – the more contact, the more benefit the leg is likely to receive – and the ease of application. If you plan to use them after competition, be sure to choose a pair that you have the facilities to activate and keep cool if necessary. Another thing to consider is the practicality of each pair of boots – some are quick to cool or can be cooled without the need of a freezer, while others take longer but may last longer, too. ![]()
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