LeMieux therapy kit falls into two groups: cooling (ice boots and cold water boots that help take the heat out of legs after hard work) and magnetic (the Conductive Magno rug and boots, worn while the horse is resting rather than straight after work). The LeMieux therapy collection at Just Horse Riders covers 9 products, with in-stock prices from £49.95 for the Cold Water Boots up to £299.95 for the Conductive Magno Rug.

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In a hurry? Quick guide:

Which LeMieux therapy product do I need?

Start with the job you want done, not the product. Cooling kit is for the hour or two after work; magnetic kit is for standing time in the stable or field.

What you want to do Best pick Price Sizes
Cool legs quickly with no freezer Cold Water Boots £49.95 Small, Medium, Large
Keep a ready-frozen pair in the freezer Arctic Ice Boot (Pair) £69.95 One size, black or blue
Target front tendons Freeze Flow Ice Boot Front £84.95 One size
Target hind legs Freeze Flow Ice Boot Hind £84.95 One size
Cool after cross-country, galloping or jumping ProIce Freeze Boots £89.95 Medium, Large
Magnetic support for the lower legs Conductive Magno Boots £119.95 Small, Medium, Large, X-Large
Magnetic support over the body Conductive Magno Rug £299.95 Medium, Large

What is the difference between cooling and magnetic therapy?

When should I use cooling boots?

Cooling boots are a post-work tool. After fast or concussive work — galloping, jumping, cross-country, a long day on hard ground — legs carry heat, and cooling is the traditional way to help them settle. LeMieux gives you three routes to it: the Cold Water Boots (£49.95) simply soak in cold water, so they suit yards with no freezer and travelling to shows; the Arctic Ice Boot (Pair) (£69.95) and ProIce Freeze Boots (£89.95) use freezer gel for a colder, longer-lasting effect; and the Freeze Flow Ice Boots (£84.95) come in dedicated front and hind shapes so the gel sits where you want it.

When should I use magnetic therapy?

Magnetic products work differently — they are worn during standing time rather than as immediate post-work cooling. The Conductive Magno Boots (£119.95, Small to X-Large) and the Conductive Magno Rug (£299.95, Medium and Large) are typically used during downtime in the stable, as part of a wider routine of turnout, correct work and rest. Many owners use them as a comfort and wellbeing aid; they are not a treatment, and they are not a substitute for veterinary care.

Can I use both?

Yes — plenty of yards cool the legs first after work, then use magnetic kit later on when the horse is settled and dry. Keep the two jobs separate rather than layering them at the same time.

How do I get the sizing right?

Cooling and magnetic boots need to sit snugly to work properly, but never tight. The Cold Water Boots and Conductive Magno Boots come in multiple sizes, so measure the circumference of the cannon and fetlock region before ordering rather than assuming your horse's rug size carries across. The Arctic Ice Boot and both Freeze Flow boots are one size with adjustable straps, which covers most horses. The Conductive Magno Rug is stocked in Medium and Large. If you are between sizes, get in touch and our team will help.

How do I look after LeMieux therapy kit?

Rinse mud and sweat off boots after use and let them air-dry away from direct heat — gel and neoprene both dislike radiators. Store freezer-gel boots flat so the gel stays evenly spread, and give cold water boots a proper dry-out between uses so they don't go stale. Magnetic rugs and boots should be brushed clean; always check the care label before washing, as magnets and washing machines rarely mix well.

Frequently asked questions

How much does LeMieux therapy kit cost?

In-stock LeMieux therapy products at Just Horse Riders run from £49.95 for the Cold Water Boots, through £69.95 for the Arctic Ice Boot (Pair), £84.95 for the Freeze Flow Ice Boots, £89.95 for the ProIce Freeze Boots and £119.95 for the Conductive Magno Boots, up to £299.95 for the Conductive Magno Rug.

Do LeMieux cold water boots need a freezer?

No. The LeMieux Cold Water Boots (£49.95) are soaked in cold water before use, which makes them the easy option for yards without freezer space and for taking to shows. If you want a colder, longer-lasting effect, choose a freezer-gel boot instead — the Arctic Ice Boot (Pair) at £69.95 or the ProIce Freeze Boots at £89.95.

How long should ice boots stay on a horse?

Follow the instructions supplied with the boots and keep sessions short rather than leaving them on indefinitely — cooling products are meant for a defined period after work, and the horse should always be supervised while wearing them. If you are cooling legs because something feels wrong rather than as routine aftercare, speak to your vet first.

What does a magnetic rug actually do?

Magnetic products such as the LeMieux Conductive Magno Rug (£299.95) and Conductive Magno Boots (£119.95) are worn during rest and are used by owners as a comfort and wellbeing aid alongside normal management. They are not a medical treatment and do not cure or treat injury, lameness or disease. If your horse is sore, lame or unwell, your vet comes first.

Should I choose the front or hind Freeze Flow ice boot?

They are shaped differently for the leg they are designed for. The Freeze Flow Ice Boot Front (£84.95, one size) is shaped for the front leg and covers the cannon and tendon area; the Freeze Flow Ice Boot Hind (£84.95, one size) is shaped for the hind leg. Buy the pair that matches the legs you want to cool, or one of each if you cool all four.

Can I return LeMieux therapy products if they don't fit?

Yes. Everything in this collection comes with our 90-day returns policy, so you can swap sizes if the fit isn't right — just keep the item clean and unused. Orders over £50 also get free UK delivery, and the Cold Water Boots, ProIce Freeze Boots, Conductive Magno Boots and Conductive Magno Rug are all stocked in more than one size.

Not sure which cooling or magnetic option suits your horse? Get in touch and our team will help.

Last reviewed 2026-07-24 by the Just Horse Riders team.