Anatomeq AirSupport Polos
Anatomeq AirSupport Polos
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A polo wrap built from seamless air channel elastic, with a brushed interior and no silicone. Sold in pairs.
The elastic is the product. Rather than a solid fleece or knit, this is a seamless air channel elastic, which means the structure of the material itself carries open channels along its length, so air moves through the wrap while it is on the leg. The stretch is deliberately gentle, which matters more than it sounds: a polo that stretches hard is a polo that can be pulled tight enough to do harm, and limited stretch is what produces even pressure from an average pair of hands rather than only from an expert pair. The interior is brushed for sensitive legs. It is silicone free.
Specifications:
- Seamless air channel elastic
- Gentle stretch for consistent pressure distribution and tendon support
- Brushed interior
- Silicone free
- Can be used with or without a bandage liner underneath
- Strong hook and loop closure
- Length suits front and hind legs
- Dirt and hair resistant, easy care
- Custom sizing available from AnatomEq on request
What sets this one apart:
A seamless air channel elastic, where the structure of the material itself carries open channels along its length, so air moves through the wrap while it is on the leg. The stretch is deliberately gentle, which is what produces even pressure from an average pair of hands rather than only from an expert pair. The interior is brushed for sensitive legs and it is silicone free.
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.
Why it is here:
Air channels built into the elastic rather than holes punched through a fabric. A wrap has to stay closed under tension, and perforating a stretch material weakens exactly the thing holding the leg.
Prices are current at time of publication and subject to change. Confirm the final price on the vendor's website before checkout.
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