Woof Wear Training Wrap - Black - Large

A quick and easy alternative to bandaging, the Woof Wear Training Wraps provide support to your ho...

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The Woof Wear Training Wrap is an ideal choice for equestrians seeking a reliable, low-maintenance alternative to traditional leg bandages for schooling, warm-ups, or clinics. Designed to provide essential support and protection against knocks and hyperextension, these wraps allow your horse to maintain a full range of motion due to their supple 7mm neoprene construction. While these wraps offer significant convenience and protection, they are primarily designed for training sessions and should not be left on the horse for extended periods when unsupervised or in the stall.

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ColourBlack
Model Part NumberWB0061-BKBK-L
BrandWoof Wear

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FAQs

Can I use these for turnout?

No, these wraps are designed specifically for supervised training sessions and are not suitable for prolonged turnout.

Are they sold as a set of four?

These wraps are sold in pairs, allowing you to purchase the correct size for your horse's specific front or hind leg needs.

How do I choose the right size?

The Large size is designed for standard horse legs; please refer to your horse's height and bone density to determine if Small, Medium, Large, or Extra Large is appropriate.

Do these wraps get hot during exercise?

They are made of breathable neoprene, which manages heat better than traditional thick wool wraps, though it is recommended to remove them promptly after exercise.

Can they be used on both front and hind legs?

Yes, the ergonomic design is versatile and suitable for both front and hind leg application.

Troubleshooting

Wraps sliding down during work

Ensure the hair is dry and the lower strap is positioned snugly around the fetlock; avoid applying over heavy liniments.

Touch-tape straps losing grip

Check the fasteners for debris like hair or shavings and remove them; if heavily clogged, use a stiff brush to clean the hook-and-loop surface.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Significantly faster to apply than traditional polo wraps
  • Provides reliable protection against knocks and minor impacts
  • Breathable material helps prevent overheating during intense work
  • Secure fit ensures the wrap remains stable throughout training
  • Easy to clean and maintain

Cons

  • Not intended for long-term or overnight use
  • Size must be selected carefully to ensure proper coverage
  • Less adjustable than traditional bandages for custom tension

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To achieve the best fit, ensure the horse's legs are clean and dry before application to prevent skin irritation. When securing the wrap, start by centering the main body of the neoprene against the cannon bone, ensuring the ergonomic lower strap is positioned correctly at the fetlock joint. Tighten the wide multi-touch straps firmly, but avoid overtightening, as this can restrict circulation.

Care instructions include hand washing or using a gentle cycle in cold water with a mild detergent. Always fasten all touch-tape closures before laundering to prevent snagging. Allow the wraps to air dry naturally away from direct heat sources, such as radiators, which can degrade the neoprene material over time.

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