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Tendon Protector Front Riser - Maximum Protection and Shock Absorbing System Product Features Provides complete protection for the horse's forelegs against impacts and injuries during riding, longing, or free-running. Features a special inner lining that absorbs the shock of hoof impact, reducing the load on the joints. Creates a strong shield against wear, friction, and impacts that can lead to bone growths known as "splints." Supports sensitive tendon areas, minimizing the risk of soft tissue injuries and tendon strain. Its superior quality, unbreakable outer shell and ergonomic design ensure long-lasting use without restricting the horse's freedom of movement. Product Description The Tendon Protector Front Riser is a professional armor designed to protect the tendons of your horse's forelegs, one of the most sensitive and vital areas. It prevents serious injuries that can occur as a result of hind legs hitting the forelegs (overreach) during show jumping, fast off-road riding, or intense training. Its unbreakable outer surface withstands hard impacts, while its anatomical inner structure supports the tendon's natural form. It provides a safe working environment for both professional sport horses and recreational riding. Technical Advantages and Profitability Shock Absorption: Absorbs vibration and impact from the ground with each step, reducing leg fatigue. Impact Resistance: The high-strength outer shell protects the splint and tendons against impacts from stones or hard ground. Soft Tissue Support: Features a protective inner layer that allows airflow to prevent overstretching of tendon sheaths and heat-related injuries. Secure Fastening: Thanks to its non-slip adjustable buckles, it fits snugly on the leg and maintains stability during training. Easy Cleaning: The waterproof outer surface can be easily washed after training and stored hygienically. Areas of Use Show jumping training and competitions. Longe exercises that improve the horse's balance and flexibility. For protection against external factors (stones, branches, etc.) during off-road riding. Daily exercise for horses that tend to bump their hind legs against their front legs.