Woof Wear Training Wrap - White - Extra Large
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The Woof Wear Training Wrap is an ideal choice for horse owners and trainers looking for a reliable, quick-to-apply alternative to traditional leg bandages. Designed to provide essential tendon support while maintaining full mobility, these wraps are perfect for schooling sessions, warm-ups, or clinics. While they offer excellent flexibility and breathability through their 7mm neoprene construction, they are specifically intended for training environments and should not be used for long-term stall rest or turnout without veterinary guidance.
All features
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | WB0061-WHWH-XL |
| Brand | Woof Wear |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Can I use these for turnout?
These wraps are designed specifically for training sessions. They are not recommended for extended turnout.
How do I choose the right size?
The wraps are available in Small, Medium, Large, and Extra Large. Measure the circumference of your horse's cannon bone to determine the best fit.
Are these sold as a set of four?
No, the Woof Wear Training Wraps are sold in pairs.
Can these be used on both front and hind legs?
Yes, their flexible design makes them suitable for use on both front and hind legs.
Will these cause my horse's legs to overheat?
The wraps are made from breathable neoprene to minimize heat buildup, though you should monitor your horse's legs after intense work.
Troubleshooting
The wrap keeps sliding down during exercise
Ensure the wrap is positioned correctly over the cannon bone and the wide straps are pulled firmly. Check that the ergonomic lower strap is properly engaged.
Straps are no longer sticking securely
Use a small stiff brush or a pair of tweezers to remove embedded horse hair, straw, and debris from the touch-and-close fasteners.
Neoprene feels stiff after washing
Ensure you are using a mild detergent and that you are not drying the wraps in direct sunlight or on a heater, which can harden the material.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Significantly faster to apply than traditional polo wraps
- Lightweight design prevents heavy, dragging feeling on the horse's legs
- Breathable material reduces heat buildup under the wrap
- Adjustable fit accommodates various horse sizes and leg thicknesses
- Easy to clean and maintain compared to fabric bandages
Cons
- Not intended for 24/7 wear or turnout
- Neoprene can collect grit if used in very muddy conditions
- Limited to training use rather than medical compression needs
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To apply, hold the wrap against the cannon bone with the straps facing outward and pointing toward the back of the leg. Wrap the main body snugly—but not overly tight—around the leg, then secure the wide touch-and-close straps. Ensure the ergonomic lower strap is positioned correctly to support the fetlock area.
Care Instructions:
- Brush off dried dirt or mud after every use.
- Hand wash in cold water using a mild, non-biological detergent.
- Allow to air dry naturally away from direct heat sources like radiators, as this can degrade the neoprene.
- Regularly inspect the touch-and-close straps to remove any hair or debris that might reduce their gripping strength.