Unstitched bandage pads to avoid marking the leg. Foam inner with cotton outer covering. Set of 4....Unstitched bandage pads to avoid marking the leg. Foam inner with cotton outer covering. Set of 4. Regular: 28cm x 40cm (11" x 16"), Large: 45cm x 45cm (18" x 18").
DESCRIPTION INFORMATION
Unstitched, non-marking, foam bandage pads. Simple, cotton lined, foam bandage pads from Shires in two sizes.
Features:
Unstitched to avoid pressure points or marking on the legs
Sold as a set of 4
Small size is ideal for exercise
Large size is ideal for travel
Can be easily trimmed to get a perfect fit
Available in white.
Suggested uses: Exercise, traveling, in the stable.
Composition: Foam inner with a cotton outer covering.
Washing Instructions: Machine washable at 30°C.
Size Guide: Two sizes: Regular (28cm x 40cm (11" x 16")) or Large (45cm x 45cm (18" x 18")).
Best current price£6.29from www.oakfield-direct.co.uk - GB
This guide is for equestrians who want to protect their horse's legs during exercise, travel, or in the stable. Shires Bandage Pads offer non-marking protection and are easy to use. Keep in mind that proper bandaging technique is crucial for optimal performance.
All features
Brand
Shires
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What sizes are available?
Shires Bandage Pads are available in Regular (28cm x 40cm / 11" x 16") and Large (45cm x 45cm / 18" x 18") sizes.
What are the pads made of?
They have a foam inner with a cotton outer covering.
Can I trim the pads to fit my horse?
Yes, the pads can be easily trimmed to get a perfect fit.
How do I clean the pads?
They are machine washable at 30°C.
What are the suggested uses?
They are suitable for exercise, traveling, and in the stable.
How many pads come in a set?
The pads are sold as a set of 4.
What kind of bandages should I use with these pads?
Polo wraps, standing bandages, or stable bandages.
Troubleshooting
Bandages slipping or coming loose.
Check the bandage tension and technique. Re-bandage the legs, ensuring the wraps are secure but not too tight. Make sure the pads are placed correctly.
Pads shifting during use.
Ensure the pads are the correct size and fit snugly against the leg. Check and adjust the position of the pad before bandaging. Use a bandage that provides good support.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Non-marking design protects the horse's legs.
Available in two sizes to accommodate different needs.
Suitable for various uses: exercise, travel, and stable.
Easy to clean and maintain.
Provides cushioning and support.
Cons
Requires proper bandaging technique for effective use.
May require trimming for optimal fit.
Foam can absorb moisture if not properly cared for.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Ensure the horse's legs are clean and dry before applying the pads.
Application: Position the pad on the horse's leg, ensuring it covers the area you want to protect. The placement of the pad is important for it to work.
Bandaging: Apply appropriate bandages (polo wraps, standing bandages, etc.) over the pads, following proper bandaging techniques.
Care: Machine wash at 30°C. Allow the pads to air dry completely before reuse.