Bioflow Horse Brushing Boot and Tendon Wrap

Advantages: Increased Blood Flow
Disadvantages: A Little Expensive

...to the help team at Bioflow who answered my questions enthusiastically as i was quite skeptical about magnetic boots for a start. I wondered whether they did actually help or whether it was just an imaginary thing. I opted to go for the wraps, as my primary time of use was going to be when the horse was in her stable through the night. The brushing boots seem to have a tough strike pad which i felt may not be as good for in the stable and i also ...
...in back and have the Bioflow brand stamped onto the velcro straps. They are fully washable and i have been told by the people at Bioflow that they come with a lifetime guarentee. They only loose a slight fraction of their magnatism over a year. This to me is a great feature as you are safe in the knowledge that they are going to last. Bioflow are so confident about their product that they actually told me that should my wraps become tatty and torn ... Read review

Advantages: Very durable, easy to clean and effective
Disadvantages: None

...whom wear a pair of Bioflow Brushing Boots. I initially purchased a pair for my 18 year old Welsh Cob, who suffers from arthritis in her fetlocks. When the boots arrived, they came in a handy drawstring bag, which I use to wash them in (they go in the washing machine). They also had an instruction booklet with details of how long they can be worn for and how to clean them. They only come in one colour- black, but I think this is the most practical ...
...is that some of the Bioflow lettering is wearing off (they are branded 'Bioflow' across the velcro straps) I would throroughly recommend them. Even if you are not interested in the magnetic effects, they are still a very good sturdy brushing boot. I have definately found the magnets of benefit and I think they are one of the best investments I have made for my ponies welfare. ... Read review