The new TRAINER 2019 is an improved version based on the previous model Trainer 2014.
The TRAINER 2019 is easier for users to handle and offers more comfort to the horses.
1. New Comfort sole
The Trainer 2019 has a new inner sole : flat and soft. The surface of the gaiter is made of small, soft rubber dots, which is especially comfortable for horses with sensitive soles. It also allows the hoof to be in full contact with the sole to promote the natural blood flow.
2. New No-twist system
Floating Boots has also incorporated small dots on the sole around the gaiter to avoid turnings and losses. Combined with the rubber dots of the gaiter they support a a better fit on the hoof.
3. New Protections for the heel bulbs
Made with NEOPRENE the new heel bulbs protections on the backside of the gaiter has been made to eliminate rubbing. Still, it is adaptable to any shape of heel bulbs. Both, the neoprene protector and the elastic gaiter are perforated to allow ventilation.
4. New EVA front protection
This new protection elements made with neoprene avoids rubbing and comforts the front part of the hoof. It can be adapted to the front pieces on the previous model TRAINER 2014. It is perforated to allow ventilation.
5. New, easier attachment system
The strap of the gaiter comes with a new non-slip design. This innovation makes the attachment much easier !!
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Lightweight: 200 x 250 gr
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Unique : Different sizes for front and hint hoofs
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Different soles : Sport, for very difficult terrains (water, mud…) and Endurance, for dry soles, pavement…
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Comfort: Totally ergonomic and heat adaptable
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Considerations: Manufactured with recyclable materials, flexibility to adapt not only to the hoof, but also to irregularities in the terrain
Floating Boots provides a system of hoof protection for horses in regard of the Natural Hoof Care philosophy with attention to the natural biomechanics of equine. Inherited from the Barefoot and inspired by Mustang Horses in USA, this technic is used more and more by trimmers, recommended by vets and tested successfully by endurance riders in competition, focus on the horses health and wellbeing.
The decrease of the vibrations made by the consecutive impact of the hoofs against the ground regarding the traditional metal horseshoe, and the improvement of hoof health by not using pointed objects into the hoof, reduces the risk of injury and enhances the horse’s performance.
The equine only needs the boots when carrying out an activity over abrasive pavement such as horseback rides, horse training or competition or for the transition between metal horseshoe and barefoot or as a therapy method. The rest of the time the horse must be barefoot in order to recover and improve the hoof’s quality.