MAGNETIC SUPPORT BOOT AIR Rear

MAGNETIC SUPPORT BOOT AIR are designed to provide advanced ligaments support and superior comfort for horses during rest and transportation.

Equipped with 18 permanent magnets, strategically positioned from the hoof to the shin area according to reflexology principles, MAGNETIC SUPPORT BOOT AIR provide comfort and relaxation thanks to the permanent magnetic technology.

Their specific arrangement of magnets has been developed in collaboration with veterinarians to ensure that their flux density, intensity and polarization can maximize the increase in vascular blood-flow and lymphatic circulation, with multiple beneficial effects.

Made in Italy, the boots feature an interchangeable inner band in COOLMAX® fabric, engineered for efficient moisture management and optimal skin dryness. An additional reinforcement in the fetlock area enhances durability and resistance to friction.

Elastic straps are calibrated to ensure secure positioning, balanced compression and maximum comfort.

Magnetic Technology

The permanent magnets are made of Neodymium-Iron-Boron alloy with nickel coating, each generating a magnetic flux density of 2600 Gauss.

According to traditional equine reflexology and energy distribution lines principles, the magnets are positioned on selected anatomical areas of the hoof and lower limb to support overall comfort and general well-being.

Using reflexology principles, by magnetically stimulating the reflex points placed on specific meridians of the horse (the same points used for acupuncture), some moderate rebalancing effects are obtained.

Reflexology Principles

FRONT BOOTS:

– The magnet near the Yang meridian SI (Small Intestine – Ting SI1), acts on neck and spine circulation and against left-handedness.

– The magnet near the Yang meridian TH (Triple Heather – Ting TH1), acts on the front fetlock and against scapulohumeral pains.

– The magnet near the Yin meridian HT (Hearth – Ting HT9), acts on the sore, inflamed and overworked musculature.

– The magnet near the Yang meridian LI (Large Intestine – Ting LI1), acts against the shoulder-neck muscle spasms and against right-handedness.

– The magnet near the Yin meridian PE (Pericardium – Ting PE9), acts on the hoof, frontal tendons and ligaments.

– The magnet near the Yin meridian LU (Lung – Ting LU11), acts against hoof’s sinew-muscle dysfunctions and against scapulohumeral pains.

REAR BOOTS:

– The magnet near the Yang meridian LIV (Liver – Ting LIV1), acts on the fetlock, on the superficial side-muscles and on croup-hip muscles.

– The magnet near the Yang meridian KI (Kidney – Ting Ki1), acts on the fetlock, on bones and hind-tendon.

– The magnet near the Yang meridian SP (Spleen – Ting SP1), acts against the excessive formation of synovial fluid and on the small and big psoas muscles.

– The magnet near the Yin meridian BL (Bladder – Ting BL67), acts on the hoof.

– The magnet near the Yin meridian GB (Gall Bladder – Ting GB44), acts on the hoof and on the side-muscles.

– The magnet near the Yin meridian ST (Stomach – Ting ST45), acts on muscles and fetlock.

Recommended Use

• Suitable during rest periods
  • Ideal after workout sessions
  • Suitable for transportation
  • Gradual introduction is recommended during initial uses
• Not suitable for paddock or dynamic activities (e.g. walking, flat-work, turnout)

Important Information

• Do not apply on open wounds or untreated skin conditions
  • Avoid use during the acute phase of visible trauma
  • Do not use with pacemakers
• Do not use during pregnancy
  • Consult your veterinarian in case of specific health conditions
  • This product is not a medical device