Equi-chaps FAQs
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Getting the correct size is VERY important with these chaps. If they are too big, they will slip down or allow mud to get under the chap, too small and stress will be exerted on the seams leading to splitting. There is a tab for a size guide on all our ...
Hardy chaps should not be worn 24 hours a day, especially in warm weather, when they should only be worn for between 3/4 hours a day. In cooler weather they can be worn for longer periods of time as long as they checked regularly for signs of heat build...
The close contact chaps are designed as turnout chaps to protect the legs andhelp prevent mud fever. We do make boots in the Tri-Zone range specifically for jumping however– the openfrontedhttps://www.equilibriumproducts.com/product/tri-zone-open-fronte...
We do not recommend riding in the close contact or hardy chaps but as with any boot you do need to ensure the fit is correct before using them.We do sell specific boots for riding, the Tri-zone All Sports Boots are an excellent all round boot for riding...
The Close Contact Chaps can be machine washed. We recommend a cool wash using a non-biological washing powder. It is advisable to close all the velcro fastenings before washing. Do not tumble dry.The straps should be kept free of any mud, shavings or hair.
Yes, the close Contact Chaps can be used in snow, we would suggest that in deep wet snow they are checked on a regular basis.
The only Equi-Chaps you can wear for long periods in the stable and also put on wet legs are the Stable Chaps. This is because they wick moisture away from the skin thereby drying the legs and keeping them warm.
Yes but you need to be careful on the size selection as you may need a bigger size than the leg measurement suggests. Check with your local retailer to see if they are happy for you to try on some sizes to check the fit.We recommend a thin piece of cott...
The Close Contact Chaps are sold in pairs so for a full set you would need 2 pairs.
The Close Contact Chaps provide a greater level of support to the horse’s legs than the Hardy Chaps due to the stretchy nature of the fabric. The Close Contact Chaps are designed to fit snugly like a bandage whereas the Hardy Chaps fit more loosely and ...
The close contact chaps are designed primarily as a turn-out chap and can be left on for up to 12 hours without overheating the horse’s legs. [PAUSE 10 SECONDS] Our stable chaps are designed to keep joints warm, maintain effective circulation, prevent f...