Majyk Equipe Infinity Tendon Jump Boots - Black

The Majyk Equipe Infinity Tendon Jump Boots are specifically engineered and molded for front legs. While they may offer some protection on rear legs, their design and strike guard placement are optimized for the anatomy of the front cannon bone. For rear leg protection, it is recommended to use boots specifically designed for hind fetlocks and tendons.

Refer to the product's sizing guide, which typically involves measuring the circumference of your horse's cannon bone at specific points. The 'long straps for adjustment' offer some flexibility, but accurate initial measurement is key for optimal performance and comfort.

Yes, the materials used are designed for performance in various conditions. However, after use in wet conditions, it's crucial to clean and thoroughly air dry the boots to prevent mildew and maintain the integrity of the materials and lining.

ARTi-LAGE is a secondary layer of protection integrated inside the strike guard. It acts as an instant barrier when struck, providing enhanced impact resistance by absorbing and dissipating the force of blows.

Neoprene can sometimes trap heat and moisture, potentially leading to skin irritation or odor buildup. The neoprene-free Bio Foam lining is designed to be more breathable, helping to keep the horse's legs cooler and reducing the risk of heat-related issues and unpleasant smells, making them ideal for sensitive horses.

It is recommended to inspect the boots before and after each use for any signs of wear, such as tears in the TPU, damage to the ARTi-LAGE layer, or fraying of the stitching on the Velcro closures. Regular inspection ensures continued effectiveness and safety.

No, machine washing is not recommended for these boots. Cleaning should be done by hand with a damp cloth and mild soap if necessary. Ensure they are rinsed thoroughly and air-dried completely away from direct heat.

Ensure correct sizing by measuring the horse's leg circumference. Adjust the Velcro straps carefully, fastening the bottom strap first, then the upper straps for a secure yet flexible fit. Ensure the boot is positioned correctly on the cannon bone.

Verify the neoprene-free Bio Foam lining is clean and free of debris. Ensure the straps are not overtightened, which can cause pressure points. If sensitivity persists, consult with a veterinarian or equine products specialist.

Clean the Velcro surfaces gently with a stiff brush to remove dirt and hair. Avoid using fabric softeners or harsh chemicals. If grip does not improve, the Velcro may need replacement; contact the manufacturer or a tack repair specialist.

Confirm the boots are the correct size and are applied properly, with the strike guard correctly aligned over the vulnerable areas of the leg. Ensure the ARTi-LAGE layer is intact and not damaged. For extreme impact concerns, consider consulting a professional about appropriate boot selection for the specific discipline.