Equilibrium Hind & Hock Magnetic Chaps

Equilibrium Hind & Hock Magnetic Chaps

Supporting your horse's mobility, joint function, and tendon health is essential for their overall well-being and health. Equilibrium's Hind & Hock Magnetic Chaps are designed to do just that with strategically placed magnets. 

How Do They Work?

The body's cells have electromagnetic properties, which means they can be affected by a magnetic field. The Vitaflex magnets supplied with the Magnetic Hind and Hock Boots present two alternating poles to the body, negative and positive. These strong, circular and permanent magnetic fields of alternating pole sequences penetrate your horse's body tissue, aiding in healing and recovery.

These Magnetic Boots are made with a nylon inner and outer, with polyester fill. The fill provides warmth and padding without being too thick, so the boot remains flexible and comfortable. It also helps to prevent your horse's legs from overheating. The inner layer is entirely velcro receptive, too, so that the magnets can be placed anywhere throughout the boots – including over the hock joint. Plus, these boots are machine washable for fuss-free cleaning. 

For best results, use overnight as part of your horses' daily routine for maintaining leg health. 

Take a look at the Equilibrium Hook Cleaner Brush to help keep your straps debris-free and prolong their life.

Magnetic Chaps Features:

• One-year product guarantee
• Supplied in pairs
• Nylon inner and outer
• Polyester fill
• Velcro receptive inner layer
• Provided with 4 Vitaflex Magnets
• Support mobility and joint function
• Helps to maintain healthy tendons
• Machine washable at 30 degrees
• Compatiable with the Equilibrium Hot & Cold Packs
• Additional magnets are available here.

PLEASE NOTE: Do not apply Vitaflex magnets on open wounds, bruises, or areas of inflammation or for the first 5 days following steroid injections.

When should you use the Magnetic Hock Boots?

• As part of your horse's daily routine to maintain leg health, usually overnight or in the day when stood in.
• For horses in work, returning to work or retraining (including hacking and competing)
• For older horses or those who are slow to warm up
• Horses on box rest, standing in for long periods or on limited turnout
• General knocks and bumps
• Use as an alternative to stable bandages to keep the legs warm and maintain circulation