The stable and transport boots “Zandona Therapeutic Wellness Support Boot Air front” are equipped with 18 permanent magnets. The magnets are strategically positioned from the hoof up to the cannon bone and follow the reflex-zone-oriented construction concept.

In the wellness field, magnet therapy is traditionally used to support overall well-being and to accompany the natural recovery phase after exertion.

These boots combine two functions in one product:
In addition to the magnetic component, they provide stabilizing support for the fetlock and tendon area during transport and after intense work. They may help accompany typical signs of strain such as mild swelling after training while comfortably enclosing the limb.

The boots are entirely manufactured in Italy and feature a removable COOLMAX® lining (a special fiber designed to transport moisture to the outer surface of the fabric and help keep the skin dry, Article nr.23JGE).
An additional protective reinforcement in the fetlock area reduces wear caused by friction.
The elastic straps with hook-and-loop closure are designed to allow even adjustment while ensuring comfort and secure fit.

The permanent magnet used is composed of a highly magnetic neodymium-iron-boron alloy with nickel coating and is capable of producing a magnetic flux density of 2600 Gauss.

The arrangement of the magnets, their flux density, intensity and polarization were developed in cooperation with veterinarians and professional riders. Their positioning follows traditional meridian and reflex points of the horse, including areas associated with:

• Yang SI (Small Intestine) – traditionally linked to the neck region and mobility
• Yang TH (Triple Heater) – associated with the shoulder and forelimb area
• Yin HT (Heart) – traditionally related to general muscle tone and balance
• Yang LI (Large Intestine) – connected to the shoulder and forelimb region
• Yin PE (Pericardium) – associated with the lower forelimb and hoof area
• Yin LU (Lung) – traditionally linked to the tendon and movement apparatus of the forelimb

In traditional practice, these points are associated with balancing and supportive impulses. Magnetic stimulation along these areas may help support the horse’s well-being and accompany the natural recovery phase following exertion.

This product is intended to support the horse’s well-being and does not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment.