€59.99*
Available, delivery time: 5-7 days
Product number:
KH42313 / 5404022018152
Features
- Breathable honeycomb structure
- Quick-drying
- Shock-absorbing fabric
- Ergonomic design
- Triple hook-and-loop fastener
Description
Product description
Give your horse the best leg protection without compromising on comfort. The Turnout Boots ProAir have been developed with an innovative honeycomb structure on the outer shell that is both flexible and robust. This keeps your horse’s legs optimally protected from impacts while remaining fully ventilated. The highly shock-absorbing 3D spacer fabric inside ensures maximum comfort and breathability and prevents overheating that can lead to tendon damage. Even after washing or when wet these boots dry particularly quickly, which makes them ideal for everyday use.
Features
Fastening: 3 strong Velcro fastenings for a secure hold; Outer shell: Flexible honeycomb structure – protective and very breathable; Lining: 3D spacer fabric – shock-absorbing, breathable and quick-drying; Tendon protection: Prevents overheating and reduces the risk of injury; Use: Suitable for turnout or training; Fit: Ergonomic design for maximum comfort and freedom of movement; Care: Quick-drying material for easy handling.
Additional information
The Turnout Boots ProAir impress with their unique combination of ventilation, protection, quick-drying comfort and durability. Unlike conventional boots that trap heat, they actively prevent overheating and thus protect your horse’s tendons – both in the field and during training. With their strong triple Velcro fastening and light but robust materials they are the ideal protective boots for everyday use.
Properties
| Colour: | black |
|---|---|
| Colour selection: | black |
| Product type: | Gaiters |
| Size selection: | M |
Manufacturer
Kentucky Horsewear
Postal address: Global International Products NV (GIP NV), Pont-West 106, 9600 Ronse, Belgium
Email: info@kentucky-horsewear.com
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