carbon air balance tendon boots black

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M251S

$159.90

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carbon air balance tendon boots blackThe 100% made in Italy CARBON AIR BALANCE Tendon have been studied to defend jumping horses from collisions and bruises at forelimbs fetlock and part of the cannon, while offering tendon support. They are composed by external TPU structure with differentiated thickness, transpiring thanks to the perforated Neoprene and ventilated by 6 Air Vents located over the fetlock. Gel Tech is included between the external TPU structure and the Neoprene support,

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011