Ice-Vibe User Guide & FAQs

#1 Make sure the panels are in the boots flat side to the horse's leg

#2 Although you can move the panel to different pockets in the boots the best place to use the panel for maintenance or rehabilitation is in the pocket that sits at the back of the tendon.

#3 The extra full cold packs have a top and bottom as marked on the cold pack, they have two splits that sit over the front of the fetlock. If the slits are not open you can open with scissors on the two thickened lines that are over the front of the fetlock joints.

#4 When using hock or knee boots the panel goes into the pocket battery first, so the on/off mark is in line with the on/off mark on the boot.

#5 Setting 2 is your main setting when being used daily.

#6 Always use with cold packs if swelling is present.

#7 The most effective way to use your boots at an event is to wait until the legs have cooled down, then use on setting two with the cold packs, the reason for this is that when your horse is very hot and the blood is pumping around the horses body in large volumes the vibration is not required until the legs have cooled off to help flush out any soreness and swelling.

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ICE-VIBE EXTRA FULL

Extra full ICE-VIBE boots are designed for use on front and hind legs on bigger boned horses and for horses with long canon bones. Developed as a result of feedback from riders, extra-full ICE-VIBE boots can be used to treat hind legs after hard training or competition.

The new extra full boot is 35cm long. The new cold pack is 33cm long and covers the fetlock joint for added healing.

The standard full boot will fit most small to medium size horses with thoroughbred blood or those that are not heavy boned.

Extra full boots will suit riders wanting boots specifically for hind legs or with heavy boned, warm blood type horses.

ICE-VIBE extra full boots are wireless, rechargeable, easy to use and portable.