• Black leg wrap being wound around a horse's front leg above the hoof, close view in a barn
  • Hands holding a rolled black leg wrap with the soft inner side unrolled toward the camera
  • Black leg wrap with gray stripes being unrolled between two hands, close view
  • Two rolled white leg wraps with black edges and an Anatomeq label, on a light gray background
  • Two rolled black leg wraps with gray stripes and an Anatomeq label, on a light gray background
  • Two rolled blue and black striped leg wraps with an Anatomeq label, on a light gray background
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Anatomeq LiteSupport Combi Polos

Anatomeq LiteSupport Combi Polos

App. $95.00

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A low-profile combination polo in cotton terry backed by air channel elastic. Cotton, polyester and spandex, made in Canada.

This is the slim version of the combi polo, and cotton terry is why. Terry is a looped cotton, absorbent and soft against the leg, and it sits close, which is the whole point: a lower profile under a boot, under a bandage, or on a horse where bulk is the complaint. The stretch is deliberately limited, which sounds like a compromise and is not. Limited stretch is what makes a wrap easy to apply evenly, because there is less scope to pull one turn tighter than the last. The exterior is an air channel elastic that keeps air moving through the wrap.

Specifications:

  • Cotton, polyester and spandex
  • Cotton terry against the leg, wicking and soft
  • Air channel elastic exterior
  • Limited stretch for controlled wrapping
  • Slim, low-profile build
  • Gentle tendon support
  • Strong hook and loop closure
  • Length suits front and hind legs
  • Dirt and hair repellent, quick drying
  • Made in Canada
  • Custom and pony sizing available from AnatomEq on request

What sets this one apart:

Cotton terry against the leg, a looped cotton that is absorbent and soft and sits close, which gives a low profile under a boot, under a bandage, or on a horse where bulk is the complaint. The stretch is deliberately limited, so there is less scope to pull one turn tighter than the last and the wrap goes on evenly. The exterior is an air channel elastic that keeps air moving through the wrap.

Wrapping is a skill, not a purchase.

A polo applied unevenly does more harm than no polo at all, whatever the material. If you have not been taught to wrap, learn from someone who has before relying on these under work. A horse that stocks up or has a recurring skin problem is a veterinary conversation before it is a shopping one.

Why it is here:

Limited stretch, stated as a feature. Less stretch means less scope to pull one turn tighter than the last.

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