ARMA OXI-ZONE Tendon Boots - Brown - Cob


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The ARMA OXI-ZONE Tendon Boots are designed for performance-focused equestrians who prioritize leg protection and thermal management during intense training sessions. These boots excel at keeping a horse's legs cool through a sophisticated 360-degree ventilation system, though users should note they are sold as a set of two and require careful sizing to ensure the optimal fit for the horse's anatomy.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5051771946030 |
| Brand | Arma |
These boots are primarily designed for showjumping and flatwork. While they provide excellent impact protection, dedicated cross-country boots are recommended for more rugged, all-terrain environments.
Yes, these boots are designed to be anatomically appropriate for use on both front and hind limbs.
No, they are specifically constructed with low-water-absorption materials to ensure they stay lightweight even in wet conditions.
Measure the circumference of your horse's cannon bone and refer to the specific brand sizing chart for the 'Cob' or 'Full' measurements provided.
Yes, the 360-degree ventilation system and open structure fabrics are specifically designed to maximize airflow and dissipate heat.
Ensure the leg is clean and dry before application. Check that the elastic straps are tightened evenly and that the pin fastenings are securely locked in the appropriate adjustment hole.
Check the fine metal mesh lining for a buildup of dust or arena grit. Use a soft brush or gentle water pressure to clear the mesh openings.
To achieve the best results, ensure the boots are positioned correctly over the tendon area before securing the straps. Tighten the elasticated straps so they are firm but not restrictive; you should be able to slide a finger between the strap and the leg.
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