Never mind
Nothing that you wrap onto your horse’s legs will make him stay any sounder. It’s all “marketing and promotion” to sell products to horse owners who are looking for magic cures and guarantees, when in truth, there aren’t any. But you can buy into this if you like. As long as you don’t do damage with the products (bandage bows etc) it won’t hurt him. Won’t help either, but if it makes you feel better, or your coach likes it, go for it. Fixing up bad shoeing will do more to keep your horse sound.
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Thank you for your opinion.
Really just asking about product reviews/recommendations based on the items I listed. My vet likes the BOT Quick Wraps but I’m curious to see how the other three compare.
I know you are looking for recommendations on products, but I agree with NancyM on this one as well. Ice boots are great and I recommend using those. Daily wrapping can cause big problems and my vet advised me to avoid wrapping unless the situation absolutely calls for it. Period.
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I do not know what the original question was because you deleted it, but I do not know of any other products that are the same as BOT quick wraps. There are other quick wraps, sure.
For the record, I used BOT no bows on a horse. I have no idea if they helped the check ligament healing process, but it did heal well and the wraps made me feel like I was doing a little more than just wrapping.
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I have used BOT quick wraps when rehabbing a pony with hoof problems. They were helpful.
However I like the quick wraps Hansbo Sport makes better since I noticed more of an improvement vs BOT.
