Complete Equine Recovery Bundle — Head to Hoof Red Light Therapy
Three professional-grade red & near-infrared therapy devices, covering your horse's poll & neck, back & topline, and legs — a full-body photobiomodulation system for comfort, recovery, and daily maintenance, all in one money-saving set.
One System, Whole-Horse Coverage
Individual wraps treat one area at a time. This bundle brings together three targeted devices that, together, cover your horse's major muscle groups and joints from poll to lower leg — so you can support the whole horse with a single, coordinated system instead of buying piecemeal.
Every device shares the same proven foundation: dual-wavelength 660nm red and 850nm near-infrared light, a 15-minute auto shut-off timer, cordless Type-C rechargeable operation, and a comfortable, wearable design with no harmful EMF emissions. Used consistently as a complementary measure, red light therapy (photobiomodulation) is widely used to support circulation, comfort, and soft-tissue recovery.
Why buy the bundle? Whether you're managing an active competition horse, supporting a senior horse's daily comfort, or running a busy barn, having coordinated coverage for the neck, back, and legs means you're ready to support recovery wherever your horse needs it — and you save $129 versus buying each piece on its own.
What's in the Bundle
1. Poll Cap & Neck Wrap
Covers: Poll · Neck · Upper Crest
Specially designed for the poll, neck, and upper crest, this wrap helps relieve tension, soreness, and stiffness while supporting circulation and muscle recovery. Its large contoured shape fits naturally around the head and neck of medium to large horses.
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Coverage: 41.58" x 32" (105.6cm x 81.3cm)
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Wavelengths: 660nm red + 850nm near-infrared
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Irradiance: 100 mW/cm² at surface · 90 J per 15 min
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Modes: 6 (3 steady + 3 pulsed, 10Hz) · 15-min auto shut-off
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Includes: wrap, Type-C cord, 2 elastic straps (100cm each), user manual
2. Back Pad
Covers: Back · Topline · SI · Shoulders · Hindquarters
A large-area pad for the back and major muscle zones, supporting the topline, SI area, shoulders, and hindquarters. Its 280 high-density LEDs deliver even, powerful light without hotspots — ideal for warm-up before work and relaxation and recovery afterward.
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Coverage: 35" x 28" (90cm x 70cm)
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Wavelengths: 660nm red + 850nm near-infrared (280 LEDs)
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Irradiance: 150 mW/cm² at surface · 180 J per 15 min
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Modes: 6 (3 steady + 3 pulsed, 10Hz) · 15-min auto shut-off · 8000mAh battery
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Includes: back pad, Type-C cord, 2 elastic straps, user manual
3. Leg Boots (2 UNITS)
Covers: Knees · Hocks · Fetlocks · Lower-Leg Tendons & Ligaments
Ergonomic boots that wrap securely around the legs to deliver focused care to the knees, hocks, fetlocks, and lower-leg muscles, tendons, and ligaments without slipping — supporting post-training soreness, overuse, and daily joint maintenance.
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Wavelengths: 660nm red + 850nm near-infrared (1:2 ratio), 110 × 0.5W LEDs
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Output: 20W ±5% · Irradiance 120.5 mW/cm² (at surface)
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Modes: all LEDs / red only / NIR only / 10Hz pulsed · 15-min auto shut-off
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Battery: rechargeable, 7+ sessions per charge · Type-C
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Includes: leg boot, Type-C cord, user manual
Important — please read: Red light therapy is a complementary, supportive measure for comfort and recovery — it is not a substitute for veterinary diagnosis or treatment, and does not cure disease. Always get a veterinary diagnosis for any lameness, injury, or health concern. Do not use over tumors or suspected tumors, on pregnant mares, or directly on undiagnosed acute or hot, painful swellings, and avoid the eyes. If your horse has a medical condition or you are unsure about proper use, consult your veterinarian before treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's included in the bundle?
The bundle includes all three devices: the Poll Cap & Neck Wrap (covering poll, neck, and upper crest), the Back Pad (covering back, topline, SI, shoulders, and hindquarters), and the Leg Boots (covering knees, hocks, fetlocks, and lower legs), along with each device's charging cord, straps, and user manual. Together they provide head-to-hoof coverage of your horse's major muscle groups and joints. Buying them as a bundle saves $129 versus purchasing each separately.
Why buy the bundle instead of individual devices?
Each device targets one area, so the bundle's advantage is coordinated, whole-horse coverage — neck, back, and legs — in one purchase, plus a $129 saving versus buying separately. It's ideal for owners and barns who want to support recovery across multiple areas rather than just one, whether for a competition horse, a senior horse needing daily comfort, or general maintenance across the body.
Do all three devices use the same wavelengths?
Yes. All three use the same proven dual-wavelength combination of 660nm red light (for surface tissue and circulation) and 850nm near-infrared light (which penetrates deeper toward muscle, tendon, and joint). They also share a 15-minute auto shut-off timer, cordless Type-C rechargeable operation, steady and 10Hz pulsed modes, and a comfortable wearable design, so using all three feels consistent.
How often should I use the devices?
Each device is used in 15-minute sessions on its target area. Many owners begin with daily sessions during an active recovery period, then move to a maintenance schedule of once or twice per week. The back pad and leg boots are also useful for warming muscles before work and supporting recovery afterward. Consistency is key, and many owners notice benefits within about two weeks. Always follow the user manual and any guidance from your veterinarian.
Is red light therapy safe for my horse?
Quality red light therapy has a good safety profile when used correctly, and these devices are non-invasive, drug-free, and emit no harmful EMF. Follow the standard precautions: avoid the eyes, do not use over tumors or suspected tumors or on pregnant mares, and don't apply it to an undiagnosed, hot, or painful swelling. Most importantly, red light therapy is a complementary, supportive measure — not a replacement for veterinary care. Always get a veterinary diagnosis for any real problem, and consult your vet if you're unsure.
