Get the best protection for your horse with the Veredus Carbon Gel Absolute Boot. Its innovative design ensures maximum safety and comfort. Read our overview of these boots below.
Technical boots
The Veredus Carbon Gel Absolute Boot by Marcus Ehning has been developed to provide the very best protection. It extends the protective surface of the gel and carbon from the flexor tendon to the fetlock in an innovative inverted Y shape. Technology crossed with style means not only do they look smart, but they also offer excellent protection too.
The carbon outer shell is not only ultra-lightweight but also highly resistant to shocks, especially in the areas of the tendon and fetlock, which are more at risk of knocks and bangs from other legs.
The Nitrexgel membrane is able to dissipate impacts by over 40%, ensuring additional safety of your horses’ legs which is especially important when teaching a horse how to jump! Specifically designed for showjumping, these boots collect all the legacy and characteristics of the Vento line, whilst maintaining the characteristic double ventilation. This double ventilation, along with the Aerox micro-perforated neoprene inner, ensures exceptional breathability and comfort.
Wider, stronger, safer – the Absolute is the new frontier of absolute protection signed by Marcus Ehning.
Practical points to consider
The outer shell is easy to wipe, clean, and dry out well when left in sunlight or a well-ventilated area overnight. The inner is easy to brush hair away with a clean dandy brush and/pr sponge down if needed, helping to prevent rubbing when the horse wears them.
Tapes fasten across the front and are secured by small studs. The tapes are stretchy and can fit a number of cannon bone widths, as they have three holes to choose from.
Where to buy and price
The Veredus Carbon Gel Absolute boots (available on Equus here) are available in Black or Brown, in sizes Medium or Large with a price of £215 for the front tendon boots and £169 for the hind fetlock boots.
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