Overview The Classic Equine AirWave Front Splint Boots are designed to shield the horse’s front legs during show days and training sessions

With a breathable, close-fitting profile, they marry comfort with practical protection, helping horses move with confidence in the arena and on the drill field

What makes AirWave different Key design choices focus on heat management, impact protection, and durable construction

These boots are built to stay in place while the horse is moving and to support leg protection without added bulk

Breathable, close-fitting profile that moves with the leg Perforated foam body actively draws heat away from the leg Leather splint pad with shock-absorbing nitrate lining for added protection I for show and training leg protection Available in Small, Medium, and Large How it works in practice During work in the arena or on a trail course, the perforated foam fosters airflow to help keep the leg cooler, while the leather pad cushions minor knocks and provides a protective buffer

The nitrated lining adds an extra layer of shock absorption without increasing stiffness

Breathable profile supports comfortable wear over longer sessions Foam and leather combination prioritizes impact protection and resilience Front-facing design emphasizes ease of mounting and range of motion Sizing, fit, and care Available in front-facing sizes to suit a range of horses

The Large size is specified for this model to accommodate larger frames with a secure fit

Routine cleaning helps maintain performance and appearance

Sizes: Small, Medium, Large Care: wipe clean, air dry away from direct heat Material: protective splint surface paired with perforated foam Whether prepping for a class or a practice session, the AirWave boot a practical balance of protection, ventilation, and durability, designed to support your horse during routine leg protection needs

FAQ Q: What is the AirWave Front Splint Boot used for

A: Designed for front leg protection during show and training, with breathable ventilation and a protective pad

Q: How does the boot manage heat and impact

A: Perforated foam draws heat away from the leg, while the leather pad provides added shock absorption