Relieve and heal injured muscles, joints, and tendons with Back on Track Contoured Horse Knee Boots. They are ideal for injury recovery or prevention in the tough to wrap knee area. The Welltex fabric reflects your horse's natural body warmth and creates a soothing far infrared thermal warmth. Warmth therapy is a well-recognized method used to help relieve and heal injured muscles, joints, and tendons. Contoured to fit the shape of the knee and standing wraps can also be added below the boots to prevent them from sliding down.
Product Details
- Neoprene exterior Lined with ceramic infused with Welltex fabric
- Ceramic fibers reflect body heat and create soothing infrared warmth
- Hook and Loop closure straps allow you to adjust the fit
- Reduce pain and inflammation
- Relax muscles
- Increase blood circulation
- Sold as a pair
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Customer Reviews
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By Olivia
Pittsburgh, PA
May 30, 2019
Pittsburgh, PA
May 30, 2019
"These do wonders for my 21 year old gelding with arthritis. He was very stiff and he always looked like he was tip toeing and walking on egg shells. After getting these he walks like a normal horse again. I put them on for at least 20 minutes before I ride and they completely take his stiffness away. I also put these on after rides when he is hot and all the heat goes to his knees, making the boots work even better. These have helped him tremendously. I definitely recommend trying them. "
By Becki Holte
OR
April 12, 2016
OR
April 12, 2016
"I have notice a great improvement in my barrel horse."
By Valued Customer
April 12, 2016
April 12, 2016
"No results seen yet but only been a few days"
By LD Farley
OH
April 12, 2016
OH
April 12, 2016
"we use ceramics on all our horses racing. they appear to provide relief from the ordinary stiffness and soreness that comes training and racing. They seem especially effective in the colder weather."
By Connie
CA
April 12, 2016
CA
April 12, 2016
"We have various back on track products. We bought the knee wraps specifically for a performance horse with arthritis in her knees. We can put them on and let her out to graze and what a difference in her moving around."