Equilibrium Equi-Chaps Close Contact Chaps Navy

Equilibrium Equi-Chaps Close Contact Chaps in Navy are innovative turnout boots designed to help prevent mud fever by keeping your horse’s legs clean and dry.

Made from soft, breathable perforated neoprene with 4-way stretch, these chaps fit like a second skin, providing maximum comfort without restricting movement. They effectively shield the legs from mud, wet conditions and bacteria, making them ideal for turnout in challenging weather.

Designed for practicality, they are easy to wash and quick to dry, ensuring they are always ready for use. Suitable for both front and hind legs, these versatile boots offer reliable protection and convenience for everyday turnout.

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⭐ Key Features

Turnout boots for mud fever prevention
Keeps legs clean and dry
Breathable perforated neoprene
4-way stretch for close fit
Soft, comfortable and lightweight
Suitable for front and hind legs
Easy to wash and quick drying

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🧪 Key Ingredients / Composition

Perforated neoprene – breathable and flexible
4-way stretch fabric – ensures close, secure fit

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✅ Benefits

✔ Helps prevent mud fever
✔ Protects legs from mud and moisture
✔ Comfortable for extended wear
✔ Allows freedom of movement
✔ Easy to clean and maintain
✔ Suitable for everyday turnout

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🐴 Ideal For

Turnout in wet and muddy conditions
Mud fever prevention
Daily field use
Sensitive horses

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📝 How to Use

Fit securely around clean, dry legs
Ensure correct positioning and fit
Use during turnout as required

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📦 Care Instructions

Wash after use if dirty
Allow to dry naturally
Store in a clean, dry place

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How quickly will my order arrive?

Our aim is to dispatch all orders placed before 12 noon on the next working day (not inc bank holidays and weekends). Any orders placed after that time will be dispatched on the next available working day.

We will send you a notification email when your order has been dispatched. 

While we always try our best to dispatch every order following the above guidelines, during extremely busy periods dispatch times may increase by up to one day.