Professionals Choice Ice Boot
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Professional's Choice Ice Boot
Sold in pairs, these therapeutic boots can be used on both front and hind legs. A neoprene exterior insulates the frozen gel pockets, keeping the boots colder longer, thus increasing the therapy time. A smooth nylon lining eliminates the potential for damaging the tissue from exposing the skin directly to ice, while also preventing dirt, shavings, and debris from sticking to the boots. Extended hook straps allow easy application for all horses. To activate, just place them in a freezer until frozen, and then transferred to an ice chest or cooler for use away from the barn or a freezer. Packaged in a convenient set of two, these boots also come with a mesh carrying bag.
Features:
Neoprene exterior
Smooth nylon lining
Extended hook straps appropriate for sizing
Mesh carrying bag included
Item Specifications:
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Large
E012212 LRG
IB200-BLA
782146275565
Standard
E012212 STD
IB100-BLA
782146275558
4.5 / 5.0
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Excellent Ice Boots
This is an excellent product. They fit well, stay in place and effectively cool the leg. I would definitely purchase these again when needed.
January 7, 2019
Purchased
December 3, 2018
Purchased
Well made and cover the entire leg
These boots work. the fit well and stay up without squeezing the leg. The cover the hocks and fetlock. They come in a pair. They also cover the knee in the front. They do not need ice.
November 8, 2018
Purchased
Great Product!
I highly recommend this product. We purchased this for my daughter's reining horse and before it arrived we had one of our other horses pull up lame. We used it on him and it was very helpful in relieving his pain. They conformed to his leg very well and stayed cold for quite awhile. (we live in Arizona)
October 22, 2018
Purchased
Professional choice ice wraps
Very Heavy and stayed put,but really don't contour to the leg very well.
April 13, 2018
Purchased
Ice boots
I have ordered two pair now, fronts and hinds. I use them daily on my older dressage horses. Fit well and are easy to put on
August 19, 2017
Purchased
my horse had swollen tendons for about 2 months
and this Product HELPED my mare so much! she is now sound after a couple days with boots!
Nice boots for the price.
I like these boots better than the ice horseboots I have because they are longer and I can leave them in the freezer. However, I bought them because my horse has some soft tissue swelling right below his hock that happened after a fence accident. He's been u/s so no major bone, tendon, or ligament problems, just persient tissue swelling that gets worse when stalled. I hoped these boots, since they are pretty long, would help to cool the swollen area, especially after riding, but they slide down his legs. They get his fetlocks cool but not his cannon bone. I might have to use bell boots or something to try to make them work.
THE solution, without hosing down with cold water forever...
These boots I would give an overall rating of "Excellent" if they were just a wee bit more "contoured" to fit the leg of the horse. I used them today for the first time and believe they must remain on the leg for a minimum 45 minutes to an hour to do their job. Again, they don't really 'conform' to the leg but being it was the first time I put them on my horse, even though I use Professional Choice protective rundown boots and the horse is used to having them put on, I didn't "snug up" the icing boots to allow the horse to get used to the cold sensation. Next time I will snug them up. The Velcro is extremely sticky and a good problem to have. When I took them off I rolled them inside out so the Velcro isn't sticking to the exterior of the boot. I believe putting these boots on immediately after a race and prior to hauling would be beneficial. You can't beat the price, either.
Works great
Very handy to have and easy to use. Fit in living quarter horse trailer freezer so can take on road. Fit horses leg good while frozen
Much colder and easier to use than others.
We bought these for my stallion when we thought that he had foundered.Overall, they were the best. Yes, the gel freezes hard, like ice. But, it gets colder and stays cold much, much longer than the softer packs. The outer layer is neoprene which acts, I think, as insulation. The inner layer is nylon which allows the cold through. Even in the sweltering Texas summer, these boots stayed cold for over an hour and quite cool for longer than that.Some recommend wetting the horse's leg before applying the boots to aid transmission of cold. I don't know about that.The velcro is very strong but the boots are otherwise easy to put on. One person can put them on fairly easily.On my horse, they did not cover the knee but did come down almost to the coronary band.They stayed on very well, even when he lay down.These boot seemed comfortable.They do take hours to freeze solid (in the freezer compartment of a refrigerator) but we still could put them on two or three times a day.
Wonderful Ice Therapy
I've used these 3 or 4 times now. They seem super sturdy, do not fall down, and stay cold as long, or longer, than the 2 other brands of ice boots I currently use. I bought the largest size so I could wrap up to my mares knees, and they work great. The velcro is very sticky (a good thing), but can be frustrating if you're not careful where those tabs are when putting the boots on. No breaking up chunks in the ice packs since they are already divided into small gel pockets! Conforms to legs without any issues. These were half the cost of the other boots I own and are far superior, in my opinion.
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Do they come in pairs?
A shopper
on Jul 16, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Ye, they do come in pairs. I use mine almost daily, and love them.
BEST ANSWER: Ye, they do come in pairs. I use mine almost daily, and love them.
Yes, I am very happy with the purchase!
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do the professionals choice ice boots come with ice or is it just the boot and you would have to buy the ice seperatly?
A shopper
on Jul 13, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Yes, the boots come with ice. The ice is NOT removeable and is permanently incorporated into the boot. Some boots have removeable ice. After reading multiple reviews about problems with that design, I chose the boots with the non-removeable ice. I have been very happy with them. These boots conform nicely to my horse's entire lower leg. As the ice melts, the boot becomes less snug, so make sure you start with it quite tight.
BEST ANSWER: Yes, the boots come with ice. The ice is NOT removeable and is permanently incorporated into the boot. Some boots have removeable ice. After reading multiple reviews about problems with that design, I chose the boots with the non-removeable ice. I have been very happy with them. These boots conform nicely to my horse's entire lower leg. As the ice melts, the boot becomes less snug, so make sure you start with it quite tight.
The ice boots have built in gel. So the entire boot goes in the freezer, comes out and you wrap the entire boot on the horses leg. It is 1 solid piece. Nothing is removable and you do not fill it will ice. Definitely check the size. We ordered the smaller size first and had to exchange it for the taller size since we were working with a 16'1 thoroughbred.
the boots just go into the freezer as is. Then when you need them you take them out and wrap them around the horses legs, when done, dust them off, I put them in a plastic bag and stick them back in the freezer. Very easy and my gelding loves them....stands perfectly still after they are on and relaxes!
These boots have built in gel inserts. You don't have to buy anything separately. I think these are one of the better one's out there. They seem to stay cold longer than a different brand that I have used.
The boots have the gel inserts that freeze inside the pockets of the boots, so you don't need to add ice.
The ice " cubes " are inside the boot and are not removable. It comes with its own ice.
The boots have blue ice inside the pockets, so you don't need to buy ice separately.
Ice is included. If I remember correctly, the ice is an integral part of the boots.
They come with the gel packs. You put the whole boot in the freezer. Love mine!
The professionals choice ice boots comes under ice. It is an excellent product.
The "ice" is included. Just toss in the freezer, so easy to use!
It already have ice in it just put in freezer
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do they cover the knee as well?
BEST ANSWER: If done up just above the hoof, they finish just below the knee. However, if you wanted to ice the knee, they are stretchy (it is possible to get them good and tight) and could be wrapped around the leg to cover the knee.
BEST ANSWER: If done up just above the hoof, they finish just below the knee. However, if you wanted to ice the knee, they are stretchy (it is possible to get them good and tight) and could be wrapped around the leg to cover the knee.
Well they probably can as long as the horse doesn't move while wearing them. If you want them to cover the entire tendon at the same time, this will depend on the size of boot you purchase and the size of your horse.
The large ice boot is 17 inches tall. It may depend on your horse's leg. If your goal is to cover the knee you might want to check out the full leg ice boot.
No mine do not cover the knee, but I suppose one could place them higher on the leg. I found that they tend to fall down as they 'unfreeze'.
Hi April,
No they stop below the knee. I have used them just on the knee itself and as long as the horse stands still they stay on.
Not on a tall horse like a Thoroughbred but possibly on a smaller horse
Thanks. Do any of your boots cover knee as well?
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Do the ice boots sold come as a pair of two or a set of four?
BEST ANSWER: As a pair of 2
BEST ANSWER: As a pair of 2
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my mare injured her outer flexor tendon, do these fit over the fetlock area?
A shopper
on Feb 22, 2017
BEST ANSWER: You can slide them to where you want but have to say, they don't really make the leg that cold. Probably a ziplock cold water bag mixed with ice and wrapped around the area with a polo wrap would work better. You just have to stand there and watch them the whole time.
BEST ANSWER: You can slide them to where you want but have to say, they don't really make the leg that cold. Probably a ziplock cold water bag mixed with ice and wrapped around the area with a polo wrap would work better. You just have to stand there and watch them the whole time.
Yes, the boots will cover the fetlocks. They fit my horse from just below the knee to the bottom of the fetlock. They do not conform to the pastern. I use them for any leg swelling.
Yes. You can fit them right down to just above the coronary band.
Yes! They are stretchy and mold around the legs really well!
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does Professionals Choice Ice Boot really work?
BEST ANSWER: I have a horse that sustained an injury to his suspensor liagment. The vet estimated a 4-6 week recovery. I used the Professional Choice ice boot every day that first week. The vet was pleasantly surprised with his progress the following week...the heat was gone and swelling was significantly reduced. Does it really work? That probably depends what you're using it for. The ice boot is easy to use. I just stuck it in the freezer and then wrapped it around his leg. The design makes it easy to apply the cold to the injured spot. Wrap tight. The wrap loosens as the ice melts. I haven't tried other products, but was happy with this purchase. Others in the barn have used these wraps and have had positive comments. Faster, easier and more effective than cold hosing.
BEST ANSWER: I have a horse that sustained an injury to his suspensor liagment. The vet estimated a 4-6 week recovery. I used the Professional Choice ice boot every day that first week. The vet was pleasantly surprised with his progress the following week...the heat was gone and swelling was significantly reduced. Does it really work? That probably depends what you're using it for. The ice boot is easy to use. I just stuck it in the freezer and then wrapped it around his leg. The design makes it easy to apply the cold to the injured spot. Wrap tight. The wrap loosens as the ice melts. I haven't tried other products, but was happy with this purchase. Others in the barn have used these wraps and have had positive comments. Faster, easier and more effective than cold hosing.
Yes, these are the best ice boots that anyone has in our barn.
According to our customers, yes.
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Are these boots good for laminitis?
BEST ANSWER: Any icing you do is good for laminitis. However these boots are more designed to cool the legs and tendons and not the hooves themselves. Ice Horse makes a good ice boot designed for the hoof and pasturn which is more beneficial to laminitic horses.
BEST ANSWER: Any icing you do is good for laminitis. However these boots are more designed to cool the legs and tendons and not the hooves themselves. Ice Horse makes a good ice boot designed for the hoof and pasturn which is more beneficial to laminitic horses.
These boots are great for lower leg heat swelling and stress but I would look for a boot intended for the hoof itself tobaid in laminitis treatment.
I bought them for general swelling - I would ask ur vet
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If you are buying two sets for front and hind are you purchasing the large for hind or standard for all 4?
A shopper
on Feb 13, 2019
BEST ANSWER: I would get standard for all. The length of the Velcro allows you to wrap it with excess boot that should accommodate the hind. If too large, they tend to fall down the leg. Hope that helps
BEST ANSWER: I would get standard for all. The length of the Velcro allows you to wrap it with excess boot that should accommodate the hind. If too large, they tend to fall down the leg. Hope that helps
Standard:
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My mare has a club hoof, the ligament gets very tight, trying to decide if heat would help loosen it up or if cold would help. Could I heat these boots too? or only freeze them??
A shopper
on Nov 5, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I have thse boots and they are cold only. My friend has a horse with a club foot. The vet gave her prescription DMSO.
BEST ANSWER: I have thse boots and they are cold only. My friend has a horse with a club foot. The vet gave her prescription DMSO.
Our Professional's Choice ice boots are only designed to be used for icing.
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