ARC Equine Therapy System Leg Strap
ARC Equine Therapy System Leg Strap
Ovation Riding
Couldn't load pickup availability
Shipping and Returns
Shipping and Returns
Most orders are processed in 2 to 5 business days. Delivery within the U.S. is estimated at 5 to 10 business days.
Pieces from our brand partners ship to U.S. addresses only. Select Signature Collection items also ship internationally.
Some pieces ship directly from the maker, so an order with several pieces may arrive in separate parcels.
The exact shipping cost is shown at checkout, before payment.
Digital planners are delivered as a download immediately after purchase. All digital sales are final.
Full terms are in our Shipping Policy and Return Policy.
The replacement leg strap for the ARC Equine Therapy System.
Elastic loop tape on the outside, 65% Teloron and 35% Nylon 6, with a 100% cotton inner face. The loop tape is the working part: it is what the strap fastens to itself with, and it is what gives out first on a strap opened and closed daily.
Specifications:
- Outer: elastic loop tape, 65% Teloron, 35% Nylon 6
- Inner: 100% cotton
- One size
Do you need it:
One strap comes in the kit. This is the replacement. If the strap has stretched, frayed at the loop tape, or no longer holds the device firm against the leg, that is the point to replace it rather than compensating by pulling it tighter.
What sets this one apart:
This is the strap itself: elastic loop tape outside, cotton inside, the part that wraps the leg and fastens back to itself. The fabric liner that sits between the strap and the coat is a separate component and is not included here.
Why it is here:
The loop tape is the part that gives out, and it is sold on its own rather than only inside a replacement kit. A strap that has stopped holding is pulled tighter instead of replaced, and a device held by tension rather than by fit sits somewhere other than where it was placed.
Veterinary notice:
This strap is a component of a microcurrent therapy device. Canter & Crest makes no representation, express or implied, about what that device does or does not do. If your horse is lame, injured, or showing any sign of pain or illness, call your veterinarian.
Share
