LeMieux Pro-Sport Supportive Tendon Boots

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LeMieux Pro - Sport Ondersteunende Peesbeschermers Peesbeschermers - Maddelin Equestrian LeMieux
LeMieux Pro-Sport Supportive Tendon Boots
Sale price €33,57Regular price €55,95
Regular price €33,57

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Manufacturer
LeMieux Limited
Woodington Road, East Wellow
Romsey, Hampshire SO51 6DQ
Verenigd Koninkrijk
info@lemieux.com

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JRS
Huifakkerstraat 10
4815 PN Breda
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Product Information

The LeMieux Pro-Sport Boots are soft, light leg protection with a perforated Airprene lining and suede straps. They close around the lower leg and leave the leg free to move. LeMieux states them for both the front and the hind legs. A choice for everyday training work, warming up and turnout, for riders who do not want a rigid shell.

About these tendon boots

What kind of boot this is. This is a soft, light model without a hard outer shell. LeMieux describes it as a boot that encloses the leg and allows freedom of movement. The whole product is essentially a shaped piece of perforated neoprene with straps around it; the manufacturer documents no moulded plastic shell and no hard strike pad. That also decides what it is good at and what it is not.

Airprene. The lining is Airprene: neoprene with perforations that run right through the material. That lets air pass along the leg and lets heat and moisture escape from under the boot, instead of staying there as they do under closed neoprene. The material is soft, follows the shape of tendon and fetlock, and leaves no hard edges on the skin.

The straps. Finished with suede straps, in the same shades as the LeMieux saddle pads, so that the boots match the rest of your kit. They go on quickly and you can adjust the tension strap by strap until the boot no longer turns. Whether the straps are elastic and how many there are per boot, LeMieux does not state.

What you use them for, and what not. LeMieux states this model for front and hind legs, and mentions turnout, everyday work in the school and competition use. For everyday training work, warming up and turnout it is a practical model: light, soft, quick to put on. What it is not for: heavy jumping work, where you want a moulded shell over the tendon, and as a replacement for guidance from a vet or paramedical therapist. What this boot does is enclose the leg in soft perforated neoprene; anything beyond that is not substantiated by the manufacturer. At international dressage events, boots are not allowed in the competition arena and must already be off before entering the space around the competition arena; in the warm-up arena and in training they are allowed. For tendon boots on the front legs, the international jumping rules currently set no requirements as to shape; the only thing that applies is that everything worn together on one leg may weigh no more than 500 grams.

Care. According to LeMieux, this model can go into the washing machine at a low temperature, preferably 30 °C, in a wash bag and with all the hook-and-loop closed. Then let them air dry, away from any heat source, and never in the tumble dryer. Do bear in mind that suede gets rougher after repeated washing.

Use these boots for everyday training work, warming up, lessons and turnout. Pull the straps up until the boot no longer turns and no further: you should be able to slide a finger between edge and skin. Knock the sand out after every ride, because sand left in the perforations starts to rub. Wash them at 30 °C in a wash bag with all the hook-and-loop closed and let them air dry; never in the tumble dryer and not next to a heater, because dry heat makes neoprene hard. The suede straps get rougher after many washes; that is normal wear and not a fault.

Choose this model if you want a soft, light boot for everyday work, for warming up and for turnout, and if your horse has too little room in a rigid boot. Because LeMieux states them for front and hind legs, two pairs cover all four. If you jump courses and want a moulded shell with strike pads over the tendon, the LeMieux Exo-Flex Tendon Boot is a better fit. If you mainly ride dressage, the LeMieux Motionflex Dressage Boot is the logical choice for training and warming up. If you want an airier model for the warm season, look at the LeMieux Fleece Edge Mesh Brushing Boots or the LeMieux Arika Mesh Boots.

Put the boot around the lower leg with the straps on the outside, and close the hook-and-loop from the top downwards, each time in the same direction. Pull until the boot no longer turns; you should be able to slide a finger between edge and skin. Knock the sand out of the perforations after the ride. Wash at 30 °C in a wash bag with all the hook-and-loop closed, let them air dry away from any heat source and do not use a tumble dryer.

LeMieux

LeMieux is een Brits ruitersportmerk dat wereldwijd bekendstaat om zijn hoogwaardige uitrusting voor paard en ruiter. Het merk combineert innovatief design met technische materialen om producten te ontwikkelen die comfort, prestaties en stijl samenbrengen.

LeMieux is vooral populair om zijn zadeldekjes, beschermers, dekens en verzorgingsproducten, die ontworpen zijn met aandacht voor pasvorm, duurzaamheid en een elegante uitstraling. De producten worden ontwikkeld in samenwerking met professionele ruiters om te voldoen aan de eisen van zowel training als wedstrijd.

Dankzij de combinatie van kwaliteit, functioneel design en moderne kleuren en collecties is LeMieux uitgegroeid tot een van de meest geliefde merken binnen de internationale ruitersport.

Which legs are these boots meant for?

LeMieux states them for both the front and the hind legs.

Is there a hard shell in them?

No. LeMieux documents no moulded plastic shell and no hard strike pad. It is a soft, light model. For heavy jumping work you are better off with a boot that has a moulded shell over the tendon.

What is Airprene?

Perforated neoprene. The perforations run right through the material, so air can pass along the leg and heat and moisture can escape from under the boot.

Can they go in the washing machine?

Yes, at a low temperature, preferably 30 °C, in a wash bag and with all the hook-and-loop closed. Then air dry, never in the tumble dryer. Suede does get rougher after repeated washing.

Which size and colour do you have?

One variant: black in size XL.

May I use them in the dressage arena?

Not at international dressage events: boots and bandages must be off before entering the space around the competition arena. In the warm-up arena and during training they are allowed.

How much do they weigh?

LeMieux does not state a weight per boot for this model. At international showjumping events a limit of 500 grams applies to everything worn together on one leg.

Why are the straps made of suede?

LeMieux finishes this model with suede straps in the shades of its own saddle pad range, so that the boots match the rest of your kit. Suede does get rougher after many washes.

  • Soft, light leg boots without a hard outer shell
  • Perforated Airprene lining, so air can pass along the leg
  • Suede straps with hook-and-loop, matching the LeMieux saddle pad range
  • Stated by LeMieux for front and hind legs
  • For everyday training work, warming up, lessons and turnout
  • Less suited to heavy jumping work than a model with a moulded shell
  • Machine washable at 30 °C in a wash bag
  • At Maddelin: black in size XL
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