Back On Track Royal Padded Hock Boots Deluxe with Holes - Black Therapeutic Horse Boots

Comfort and Recovery Support for Hard-Working Hocks

The Back On Track Royal Padded Hock Boots Deluxe with Holes are built for riders who know that a hock that feels tight or puffy after a big weekend needs a little extra care back at the barn. These boots use Welltex comfort technology to reflect your horse's own body heat back as soothing infrared energy, helping the hock area feel loose and comfortable during stall rest or the long trailer ride home.

The Deluxe design goes beyond a standard wrap, with an anatomical hock-point opening and rounded edges that keep the boot exactly where you put it. Many riders use this pair as part of their recovery routine for senior horses or performance horses coming off a demanding schedule — it's always a good idea to loop in your veterinarian if you're managing a specific joint concern.

Why Riders Choose the Royal Padded Hock Boots Deluxe

• Soothing Welltex comfort technology — Ceramic-infused lining reflects body heat as gentle infrared warmth, helping the hock feel loose after work.
• Anatomical hock-point fit — A specialized opening and rounded edges keep the boot off sensitive tendons and prevent it from sliding.
• Two-piece, easy-care design — A removable, machine-washable interior pad pairs with a flexible neoprene outer shell built for the long haul.
• Integrated airflow holes — The deluxe venting keeps your horse comfortable during extended stall or trailer time.
• Adjustable, secure fit — An elasticized middle strap gives a snug fit without restricting natural movement at rest.

Best For

Owners of senior and performance horses looking for supportive hock boots to wear during stall rest or travel as part of a recovery routine.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use these boots while my horse is turned out?

No. The Back On Track Royal Padded Hock Boots Deluxe are made for supervised use during stall rest or trailering, not for turnout or riding.

Q: How do I introduce these boots to my horse?

Start slow. Because of the infrared warming effect, use the boots for 2–4 hours a day for the first few days before working up to overnight wear.

Q: How do I keep the boots from sliding down?

The anatomical shape helps them stay put, but many riders pair them with standing wraps on the lower leg for a stable base that holds the boots securely in place.