Veredus Magnetik Pro Wrap
$79.95
Stable, Ice and Magnetic Boots
Stable boots are worn while a horse is resting, travelling or recovering, rather than during work. This range covers ice and cold therapy boots for cooling legs after exercise, magnetic boots and wraps, and padded stable boots that protect the lower leg and hock in the stable.
They are part of our wider Boots collection.
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Ice and Cold Therapy Boots
Ice boots hold cold packs or chilled inserts against the lower leg after hard work. Cooling the legs is a common part of an after work routine for eventers, jumpers and racehorses.
- Full leg ice boots cover the tendons from knee to fetlock.
- Hoof ice boots stand the foot in cold water or ice.
- Cryo boots use reusable gel packs that are chilled in the freezer.
Follow the maker's guidance on how long to leave cold boots on, and speak to your vet about any injury.
Magnetic and Stable Boots
Magnetic boots and wraps are worn for set periods while a horse is resting in the stable. Padded stable boots protect the lower leg and hock from knocks when a horse lies down or shifts in a stable or float.
For traditional stable wraps and pads, see horse bandages.
Using Stable Boots Safely
Check the legs before fitting and remove boots daily to look for heat, rubbing or swelling. Make sure the leg and boot are clean and dry.
Recovery boots are not a substitute for veterinary care. If a horse is lame or has a swollen leg, call your vet.
Boots for Work
Stable boots are not made for riding. For protection during work, see dressage and brushing boots, tendon boots, eventing boots and bell boots.
Brands in This Category
Stable and recovery ranges include Kentucky Horsewear, Veredus, Lami-Cell and eQuick.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long should ice boots stay on a horse?
Most riders use ice boots for a short session straight after hard work, and makers usually give a recommended time on the label. Leaving cold packs on for too long can be uncomfortable for the horse. Follow the instructions for your boots and ask your vet for advice if you are treating an injury.
Can a horse wear stable boots overnight?
Some stable boots are designed to be worn for long periods, but many magnetic and therapy boots are made for set sessions only. Read the maker’s guidance. Whatever you use, remove the boots at least once a day to check the legs for heat, rubbing or swelling and to let the skin breathe.
Are stable boots the same as travel boots?
Not quite. Travel boots cover the leg from above the knee or hock down over the coronet band to protect it in a float. Stable boots are usually shorter and focus on the lower leg or hock while a horse is resting. Some padded stable boots can be used for short trips, but check the maker’s advice.
