Equiro InfraLens™ LED Therapy Boots

Precision Light Therapy for Equine Recovery

The Equiro InfraLens™ Boots are engineered to deliver advanced red and near-infrared light therapy directly to your horse’s legs. By combining targeted wavelengths (660 nm and 850 nm) with a close-contact fit, these boots provide effective support for circulation, tissue repair, and recovery.

Whether used in training, competition or daily care, the InfraLens™ Boots help reduce stiffness, swelling, and muscle fatigue - supporting both rehabilitation and peak performance.

Key Features

• Advanced Photobiomodulation: Red (660 nm) and Near-Infrared (850 nm) LEDs stimulate circulation and cellular repair.
• Close-Contact Design: Snug anatomical fit ensures optimal light penetration to muscles, tendons, and joints.
• Practical Construction: Three wide Velcro straps plus one lower fetlock strap for stability.
• Integrated System: Built-in rechargeable battery with USB-C charging port and power indicator.
• Durable Comfort: Lightweight, flexible, and made from high-quality materials for everyday equestrian use.
  

Suggested Use

• Post-training recovery.
• Support during rehabilitation (e.g. swelling, stiffness, tendon or ligament strain).
• Preventive care during intensive training phases.
• Can be used before or after exercise for optimal results.

Recommended treatment time:

• Legs: 2x 15 minutes per day
• Larger muscle groups: 30-60 minutes

In the Box

• 2 × Equiro InfraLens™ LED Therapy Boots (left & right)
• 2 × integrated rechargeable batteries with power level indicator
• 2 × USB-C charger.
  
• 1 × user manual.

Why Choose Equiro InfraLens™?

• Vet-inspired, rider-approved technology.
• Expert precision: wavelengths clinically studied for equine rehab and performance.
• Premium look & feel: deep Bordeaux finish with embroidered Equiro branding.
• Trusted support: designed specifically for the demands of equestrian sport.

⚠️ Note: InfraLens™ LED Therapy Boots are a supportive wellness tool. They do not replace veterinary care. Always consult your vet in case of injury or medical concerns.