Tendons, Page 2

- Carbon Fiber Inserts for Extra Protection; - Anatomical Structure in Recycled TPU; - “Techno-Fur” artificial wool lining; - Gel-Tech Padding for Shock Absorption; -...

“CARBON AIR STRAP Tendon” have been developed to offer the maximum protection to the horse in the Show Jumping discipline. Carbon Fibre elements are present under the shell to...

“CARBON AIR Tendon” have been developed to offer the maximum protection to the horse in the Show Jumping discipline. Carbon Fibre elements are present under the shell to...

“CARBON AIR TECHNO-FUR Tendon” are show jumping horse boots developed for protecting the horse and are characterized by the lining made of Artificial Fur (Techno-Fur). The...

- Carbon Fiber Inserts for Maximum Protection; - Anatomical Structure in Recycled TPU; - 3D Air-Mesh + Perforated Neoprene; - Gel-Tech Padding for Shock Absorption; - Increased...

“CARBON AIR BALANCE STRAP Tendon” are equipped with a magnetic device that improve cellular function, increasing horses performance and dynamic balance. The permanent magnet...

“CARBON AIR BALANCE Tendon” are equipped with a magnetic device that improve cellular function, increasing horses performance and dynamic balance. The permanent magnet used is...

“CARBON AIR CLASSIC EVO TENDON” have been developed for horses with delicate skin. Their special feature is the lining in High Quality REAL CALFSKIN and these horse boots have...

“CARBON AIR SENSITIVE+ Tendon” have been developed to protect the horse in the Show Jumping discipline, they are made of high quality REAL Merinos LAMBSWOOL lining, obtained by...

The innovative “AIR MASTER tendon” horse boots have been developed to provide excellent levels of protection, lightness and comfort to the sport horse. Multiple air intakes...

- Carbon Fiber Inserts for Extra Protection; - Anatomical Structure in Recycled TPU; - “No Skin, No Problem” Real Merino Wool Lining; - Gel-Tech Padding for Shock Absorption; -...

“CARBON AIR EP Tendon” have an Extra Protection necessary for horses that tend to hit their opposite limb’s area below the knee with their horseshoe. Indeed, they are equipped...