KIKI fetlock guards

KIKI fetlock protectors are made of breathable, anti-irritation neoprene.
Made from neoprene, a material renowned for its breathability and anti-irritation properties, these gaiters protect the horse’s fetlock while preventing chafing and overheating, even during prolonged exertion.

KIKI fetlock guards feature a number of strong points:

• High-quality breathable neoprene provides excellent breathability.
• The soft material adjusts perfectly to the horse’s morphology.
• Holes in the neoprene reduce perspiration and wick away moisture.
• The protections are resistant to weather, sand and other external aggressions.
• They are easy to cleanwith water.
• Can be used on front and/or hind limbs.

The flexibility of KIKI fetlock protectors is one of their major assets.
Thanks to this flexibility, they adjust perfectly to the morphology of the horse’s limbs, following their shape without hindering them.
This ability to follow and accompany the horse’s natural movement guarantees total freedom of movement, whether in training, competition or trail riding.
Internally reinforced, these fetlock protectors offer complete protection for the fetlock, which is particularly sensitive to knocks and rubbing.
This reinforcement resists impacts, ensuring enhanced safety for the horse without compromising comfort.
The ventilated neoprene of KIKI fetlock guards also limits overheating, allowing air to circulate and preventing overheating.

What is neoprene?

Neoprene is a material with many qualities: flexible, it adapts perfectly to the anatomy of the horse or rider, offering a precise fit and optimum comfort. Neoprene is lightweight and breathable, limiting excessive perspiration and allowing the skin to breathe. Neoprene’s holes prevent overheating. Easy to clean, just rinse with water to keep it clean and hygienic. What’s more, its resilience makes it a material that stands the test of time without losing its properties.  

How to care for your Picasso for horses protections?

Machine washable, cold, 2 or 3 times a year. Be careful to close the Velcro fasteners and ideally place them in a washing net.