Compression (12-zone)
- Plain science
- Intermittent squeeze–release helps move fluid.
- When
- Pair with post-ride cold
- What you’ll notice
- Settled look/feel; even contact marks on removal.
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Pre-ride heat. Post-ride cold. Hands-free massage.
With the one therapy boot that does it all.
For shorter warm-ups and smoother cooldown — care that fits busy days.
- Heat
- Warms quickly for an easier warm-up
- Cold
- Draws heat out so legs settle after work
- Massage
- Gentle pulse for hands-free loosening
- Compression
- 12-zone cycles to move fluid
- Magnets
- Steady neodymium layer for passive support
€299
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Your repeatable stack
Better recovery with less time and less effort. All in a single boot.
Massage (50 Hz)
- Plain science
- Gentle, mid-range vibration adds a pumping effect.
- When
- While you tack/untack · hands-free
- What you’ll notice
- Loosen-up without hands; horse stands quieter.
Heat (40 °C)
- Plain science
- Raises tissue temperature → improves suppleness.
- When
- Pre-ride / next morning · 8–10 min
- What you’ll notice
- Easier warm-up; smoother first minutes.
Cold (−20 °C packs)
- Plain science
- Pulls heat out after work.
- When
- Immediately post-ride · 10–15 min
- What you’ll notice
- Legs feel cooler and calmer by untack.
Magnets
- Plain science
- Steady neodymium field—supportive layer.
- When
- During downtime · no settings
- What you’ll notice
- Nothing to manage; always on.
Complete care with just 1 Boot
PRE-RIDE
PRE-RIDE ROUTINE
While you groom, the boots warm. By the time you tack up, your horse steps out freer.
- 1Tap Heat (~40 °C)
- 2Select Low Massage (50 Hz)
- 3Set 8–10 min and supervise
POST-RIDE
POST-RIDE ROUTINE
Cooling: Cold to −20 °C; full-contact wrap.
- 1Insert cold boots
- 2Set compression to 12-zone rhythmic flush
- 3Set 15–20 min post-ride and supervise
Thermal before/after
After 20 min Cold + Compression, tendons feel cooler and legs look more settled.
Ultrasound before / after
Representative ultrasound stills. Results vary by horse and program.
Save time and space with Horselink
That stack typically saves ≈20–36 minutes per horse/day (rider-reported), and you’re hands-free while it runs.
Save ≈20–36 minutes
per horse/day (rider-reported)
5 tools → 1 boot
Heat • Cold • Compression • Massage • Magnets
- No liquids
- Hands-free
- Programmed consistency
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MassageOLDHands-on; variable intensity.HORSELINK50 Hz program runs while you prep.
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CompressionOLDBandage tension varies by person.HORSELINK12-zone program; even pressure.
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HeatOLDWarm towels/gel; cleanup.HORSELINKRamps to ~40 °C while you tack. No liquids.
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ColdOLDIce swaps; meltwater drips.HORSELINK−20 °C clip-in packs; aisle stays dry.
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MagnetsOLDSeparate pieces to place/track.HORSELINKAlways-on layer inside the boot.
Daily routines from top riders
Daily routines from top riders across disciplines — tuned for performance and recovery.
Show Jumping — Quicker turnarounds at shows.
Ready for the next round.
Dutch show jumper. Produces young horses
and rides national classes.
Stal Schellekens • NL
“Less filling overnight and the first fences feel looser next day.” — Tom Schellekens, Stal Schellekens
Routine
Schedule
Step 1
After classes — Cold + Compression 15–20 min (fronts).
Step 2
Next morning — Heat + Massage 8–10 min before hacking.
Step 3
Show day — Quick Cold 8–10 min between rounds; magnets during travel.
What they notice
Less filling after classes; first line rides looser.
“Less filling overnight and the first fences feel looser next day.” — Tom Schellekens, Stal Schellekens
Two-day show: Cold+Compression after rounds; Heat+Massage next morning—fronts stayed tight overnight.
Dressage — Shorter warm-ups, calmer legs.
Supple from the first trot.
Danish dressage rider from Copenhagen, training in NL with Sport Pro Horses.
Sport Pro Horses NL • NL
“First trot feels softer and I spend fewer minutes loosening.” — Thea Bech, Sport Pro Horses NL
Routine
Schedule
Step 1
After schooling — Cold + Compression 15–20 min (fronts).
Step 2
Next morning — Heat + Massage 8–10 min before the first ride.
Step 3
Show day — Heat 6–8 min while tacking up; magnets during travel.
What they notice
Less filling after work; first minutes ride softer and more even.
“First trot feels softer and I spend fewer minutes loosening.” — Thea Bech, Sport Pro Horses NL
Mid-week block: Cold+Compression 20 min; next morning Heat 8 min—quicker to suppleness.
Endurance — Post-loop cool-downs, calmer legs overnight.
Miles today, easier legs tomorrow.
International endurance rider and trainer (CEI***). Runs Endurancetraining Michelle.
Endurancetraining Michelle • NL
“After long sets, legs show less filling and start looser next day.” — Michelle Nooijen, Endurancetraining Michelle
Routine
Schedule
Step 1
After long set / post-loop — Cold + Compression 15–20 min (fronts).
Step 2
Next morning — Heat + Massage 8–10 min before walk or jog.
Step 3
Travel & camps — Magnets on overnight; Quick Cold 8–10 min after transport.
What they notice
Less filling after long sets; easier first minutes next day.
“After long sets, legs show less filling and start looser next day.” — Michelle Nooijen, Endurancetraining Michelle
Two conditioning days: Cold+Compression after; Heat next morning—fronts stayed tidy.
Eventing — One routine for arena rounds and gallop days.
One boot for arena and cross.
26-year-old international rider with Geotrade Equestrian Team. Competes 4* in jumping and eventing (KNHS Talent 2020 & 2021).
Geotrade Equestrian Team • NL
“Same boot for arena and cross; legs settle better between hard days.” — Levi Driessen, Geotrade Equestrian Team
Routine
Schedule
Step 1
After rounds or XC schools — Cold + Compression 18–20 min (fronts).
Step 2
Next morning — Heat 8–10 min before hack/stretch; add Massage if they feel tight.
Step 3
Travel & stabling — Magnets on; quick Cold 8–10 min after unloading.
What they notice
Less filling after gallops and rounds; shorter loosening at the start.
“Same boot for arena and cross; legs settle better between hard days.” — Levi Driessen, Geotrade Equestrian Team
Back-to-back 4* weekend: Cold+Compression post-round; Heat next morning—shorter loosening.
Show Jumping — Fewer minutes to rhythm; calmer legs after hard ground.
Two classes, one boot.
Show jumper at Stal Egberink for amateur- and professional Riders
Stal Egberink • NL
“Fewer minutes to loosen, and legs show less filling after hard ground.” — Leonie Bredemeier, Stal Egberink
Routine
Schedule
Step 1
Before work — Heat 6–8 min while tacking up; short hand-walk.
Step 2
After courses/schooling — Cold + Compression 18–20 min (fronts).
Step 3
Travel days — Magnets on; quick Cold 8–10 min on arrival.
What they notice
Warms up quicker; less filling after hard ground; easier first line.
“Fewer minutes to loosen, and legs show less filling after hard ground.” — Leonie Bredemeier, Stal Egberink
Two classes: Heat pre-ride; Cold+Compression after—less filling overnight.
Jumping & Breeding — Simple leg care for busy yards.
Keep legs right, day after day.
Show jumper and breeder at Assembly Stables. Produces young horses and manages competition horses.
Assembly Stables • NL
“One boot for jumpers and youngsters—keeps legs tidy with less fuss.” — Esther Manders, Assembly Stables
Routine
Schedule
Step 1
After schooling — Cold + Compression 15–20 min (fronts).
Step 2
Next morning — Heat + Massage 8–10 min before hack or flat.
Step 3
Young horse / free-jump day — Quick Cold 8–10 min; magnets during travel.
What they notice
Less filling after jump schools; easier first minutes next day.
“One boot for jumpers and youngsters—keeps legs tidy with less fuss.” — Esther Manders, Assembly Stables
Free-jump day: Cold+Compression 15 min; next morning Heat 8 min—fronts stayed tidy.
Show Jumping — Faster cool-downs, fresher first lines.
Sharp for the next bell.
International show jumper at Rich Sport Horses. Produces sales horses and campaigners.
Rich Sport Horses • NL
“Less filling overnight and they take the first line more forward.” — Chen Rich Ginadinik, Rich Sport Horses
Routine
Schedule
Step 1
After rounds — Cold + Compression 15–20 min (fronts).
Step 2
Morning day two — Heat + Massage 8–10 min, then hack/stretch.
Step 3
Between classes — Cold 8–10 min; magnets during travel.
What they notice
Less filling after strong courses; first line rides more forward.
“Less filling overnight and they take the first line more forward.” — Chen Rich Ginadinik, Rich Sport Horses
Two rounds over two days: Cold+Compression after each; Heat next morning—quicker to a forward first line.
Reasons to trust it for your stable.
Shipping, returns & warranty
Returns
14-Day Try-At-Home — return anytime within 14 days, even used/dirty. Prepaid returns.
Dispatch
Orders leave our EU warehouse daily. Your delivery estimate is shown at checkout.
Delivery
Typically 2–3 business days to most EU countries.
Ships from NL/EU
Local EU fulfillment for faster delivery and easy returns.
EU-based support
NL / EN / CN, 08:00–20:00 CET daily.
Shipping cost
Free EU shipping.
Warranty
2-Year Warranty against defects.
Taxes
VAT included in the price.
Payments
iDEAL, Klarna, Bancontact, SEPA, and major cards.
Availability
We currently ship within the EU only.
What's in the box
Everything you need to get started
Pair of HorseLink Therapy Boots
2× ice/heat packs
Charging cable
Travel case
Protocol card (PDF)
FAQ
Adjustable straps fit most front/hind legs from pony to big warmbloods.
Post-work: cold+compression 15–20 min. Next day/pre-ride: heat+massage 8–10 min.
Preset timers (~20 min); always supervise.
Runtime 20 times on single charge
CE, auto shut-offs; use on healthy skin.
2-Year Warranty; 30-Day Trial; prepaid EU returns.
Free EU shipping; typically 2–3 days. Orders by 20:00 CET ship same day.