LAMI-CELL Cooling gaiters Ice boots

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Even more resistant, the new version of Lami-Cell Ice Boots is made from a stronger, more durable material. To care for and preserve your horse's tendons, the cold limits the blood flow that can lead to inflammation or pain.

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Even more resistant, the new version of Lami-Cell Ice Boots is made from a stronger, more durable material.

To care for and preserve your horse's tendons, the cold limits the blood flow that can lead to inflammation or pain.

Using Lami-Cell Ice Boots offers your horse genuine cold therapy after work or to treat an injury (tendonitis).

These gaiters are made up of :

a durable, non-toxic neoprene outer cover

a "Pro Cooling Gel" insert: a food-grade gel that remains soft and supple after freezing, and is evenly distributed to perfectly fit the morphology of the limbs and guarantee the benefits of the cold over the entire gel surface.

As a result, the horse enjoys a cool, dry and comfortable contact for the duration of the cooling gaiter's use.

High-quality and highly practical, Pro Cooling-Gel remains cold for around 40 minutes, enabling :

guarantee maximum efficiency once you've arrived at the stables (the freezer isn't always on site!).

use the gaiters on the forelegs and then on the hindlegs

Caution: to avoid damaging tissues, gaiters should not be applied to limbs for more than 20 minutes.

Easily detachable, the gel pack should be placed in the freezer for 1 night or 2 hours minimum before use.

Depending on your vet's advice, Lami-Cell Ice Boots can be used ..:

as care after tendon injury

after work to reduce the risk of engorgement and soreness, and promote recovery

Lami-Cell Ice Boots are sold in pairs.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    541021
  • EAN13
    5414774152332

  • Usage
    External
  • Type
    Horse

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