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| What do you think is the best product for icing legs? |
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| Game ready of centurions Boreas |
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Location: Texas | I am very interested in this, as well. I would also like to know how often most people ice their horses...? |
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Location: TN | I ordered some IceHorse hock wraps but haven't gotten them yet to try. My friends who have the tendon wraps love them and my vet recommended the IceHorse wraps for my horse who gets hock injections. I'll probably use them after heavy exercise or after a run. |
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Location: Colorado | I am a dealer for IceHorse and they have some amazing products that arent crazy expensive. |
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Location: North Dakota | I'm curious about products too. I'm looking for some to use after hard work/runs. |
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Rad Dork
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Location: Oklahoma | Just curious (not trying to steal the thread!!)... Does anyone use ice/cold therapy before a workout/run to keep the legs tight?? |
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I AM being nice
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Location: MD | For lower extremities, I am still a firm believer in a good old pair of whirlpool boots, ice and water. |
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| Icevibe boots |
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| I recently invested in a pair of Hidez compression ice socks and LOVE THEM. and Customer service has been phenomenal. I would highly recommend them. I ice for 20 minutes post-running or hard workouts. |
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Location: 100 miles from Nowhere, AR | Longneck - 2015-01-31 10:41 PM Just curious (not trying to steal the thread!!)... Does anyone use ice/cold therapy before a workout/run to keep the legs tight??
IMO, ice/cooling works better after being worked. I like warmth before, cooling after. |
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Rad Dork
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Location: Oklahoma | Three 4 Luck - 2015-02-01 12:58 PM Longneck - 2015-01-31 10:41 PM Just curious (not trying to steal the thread!!)... Does anyone use ice/cold therapy before a workout/run to keep the legs tight?? IMO, ice/cooling works better after being worked. I like warmth before, cooling after.
That's what I have always thought.... But then I read somewhere (and I believe it was on here, but cannot for the life of me remember who it might have been) where they said that you want to keep things tight and compressed to reduce injury (instead of warming them up)..... It made some sense, but not really enough for me to go against what seems to be more traditional! |
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| Best for your horse! I love my Back on Track stuff before I run, then hosing the legs for awhile, and following up with ice boots or poultice! I've been borrowing a pair of ice boots from a friend, their just a cheaper pair, with the ice packets. I'm looking at buying a pair of ice horse boots as you can take the ice packets out instead of freezing the whole boot. Much easier to keep frozen on travel.
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Location: In my own world | WrapSnap - 2015-01-31 11:05 PM
For lower extremities, I am still a firm believer in a good old pair of whirlpool boots, ice and water.
I want Softrides new ice boot. It can do whirlpool. But they are pricey! |
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Location: Here | Game Ready |
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| Honestly I have a whirlpool machine/cooler that I velcros to myself after a surgery. I use this as I know from personla experience that it keeps it col yet not too cold. I'm sure anyone could get one from their PT and/or Dr's |
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Location: Hill Country of TEXAS!! | Love the Hidez ice compression socks! Super easy and does its job. The site is www.hidezequine.com |
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Location: North Dakota | Dash4KJ - 2015-02-03 5:01 PM Love the Hidez ice compression socks! Super easy and does its job. The site is www.hidezequine.com
Those things are SO NEAT. OMG I want some! |
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The Advice Guru
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| Longneck - 2015-01-31 10:41 PM
Just curious (not trying to steal the thread!!)... Does anyone use ice/cold therapy before a workout/run to keep the legs tight??
When I spoke to my vet about doing this prior to workout, he said absolutely no, as it increases the chance of shearing the tendons off. |
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The Advice Guru
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| I love my game ready
For a quick wrap
I found the jt ice boots have work the best for me, they stay in place, and even on the leg they stay frozen for 30min-60, I have always had a cold leg after use, I leave on for min 45 min. I got mine on amazon for 30/boot |
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