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Veredus Magnetik Magnetic Therapy Boots
Which Veredus Magnetik boot should you buy?
For most horses, the honest answer is the Veredus Magnetik Stable Boots Evo (£210.00, front or rear) — full-leg magnetic stable boots worn in the box to support circulation while your horse rests. If you only want to target one area, the Veredus Magnetic Hock Boot (from £139.50) and the Veredus Magnetic Hoof Boot (£139.50) do the same job over a single joint or foot, and the Veredus Pro Wrap Magnetik (from £38.00) is the low-cost way to try magnetic therapy on the pastern. The collection holds eight Veredus Magnetik products in total.
In a hurry?
- Best all-rounder: Veredus Magnetik Stable Boots Evo Rear — from £210.00, sizes Small, Medium and Large in stock.
- Front legs: Veredus Magnetik Stable Boot Evo Front — from £210.00 (Large currently in stock).
- Cheapest way in: Veredus Pro Wrap Magnetik — from £38.00, Medium and Large.
- Hocks: Veredus Magnetic Hock Boot — from £139.50, Medium and Large.
- Feet: Veredus Magnetic Hoof Boot — £139.50, one size.
- Short daily sessions: Veredus 4 Hour Magnetic Boot Rear — from £266.00 (Medium currently in stock).
Not sure which one suits your horse? Get in touch and our team will help you match the boot to the leg, the size and the routine you actually have time for.
How do the Veredus Magnetik boots compare?
| Product | Covers | Typical use | Sizes in stock | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Veredus Pro Wrap Magnetik | Pastern strap, 6 magnets | Everyday wear, first try of magnetic therapy | Medium, Large | from £38.00 |
| Veredus Magnetic Hoof Boot | Heel bulbs, pastern and coronet | Foot-focused support during rest and recovery | One size | £139.50 |
| Veredus Magnetic Hock Boot | Hock joint, both sides | Stiff or filled hocks after box rest or travel | Medium, Large | from £139.50 |
| Veredus Magnetik Stable Boot Evo Front | Full front leg | Overnight stable use, front limbs | Large | from £210.00 |
| Veredus Magnetik Stable Boots Evo Rear | Full hind leg, flexor tendons and fetlock | Overnight stable use, hind limbs | Small, Medium, Large | from £210.00 |
| Veredus 4 Hour Magnetic Boot Rear | Full hind leg, tendons, fetlock and heel bulbs | Shorter, timed daily sessions | Medium | from £266.00 |
Stock moves quickly on individual sizes, so check the product page for the size you need before you plan a routine around it.
What does magnetic therapy actually do?
Magnetic boots hold permanent magnets against the leg — several products in the range, including the Pro Wrap Magnetik, the Magnetic Hoof Boot, the Magnetic Hock Boot and the 4 Hour Magnetic Boot Rear, use neodymium magnets rated at 2400 Gauss, positioned over the tendons, joints or hoof depending on the product. The idea behind them is that the magnetic field encourages local blood flow, and better blood flow is associated with more comfortable, looser legs after work. That is support, not medicine: magnetic therapy is a complementary rug-and-boot style aid, and it does not diagnose, treat or cure anything. Heat, filling, lameness or a leg that is sore to touch is a call to your vet first — the boots come after a diagnosis, never instead of one.
Riders generally use them the way they'd use a stable bandage: on for a set period, off, and repeated consistently rather than as a one-off. Results vary from horse to horse, and if you notice no change over a few weeks that is worth mentioning to your vet or physio rather than simply leaving the boots on for longer.
When is the best time to use them?
The common windows are after hard work, after a long journey home from a competition, and through the winter when horses stand in more than they move. Full-leg stable boots such as the Magnetik Stable Boots Evo suit overnight or long evening wear. The 4 Hour Magnetic Boot Rear is named for a shorter, timed session, which fits better if your horse is only in for part of the day.
How do you get the size right?
Magnetic boots only help if the magnets sit flat against the leg, so fit matters more than with a general-purpose brushing boot. Measure the cannon length and the circumference of the leg at its widest point below the knee or hock, then compare with the sizes listed on the product page. A boot that gapes will slide; one that is too tight will rub. If your horse falls between sizes, get in touch and our team will help.
Can they be used in competition?
Veredus describe the Magnetik range as non-invasive and non-doping, which is why many riders use them as part of a competition routine. Rules on what may be worn in the stable, in the warm-up and in the ring differ between disciplines and governing bodies, and they change — always check the current rulebook for your own discipline before an event.
Looking after your Magnetik boots
Brush off dried mud, follow the care label on the product, and let the boots dry naturally away from direct heat. Don't machine wash or tumble dry unless the label says you can. Store them flat rather than folded hard around the magnets, and keep them away from anything that dislikes magnetic fields, such as cards with magnetic strips.
Veredus Magnetik boots: your questions answered
How long should a horse wear Veredus Magnetik boots?
It depends on the boot. The Veredus 4 Hour Magnetic Boot Rear is named for a short, timed session, while the Magnetik Stable Boots Evo are typically used for longer stable or overnight wear. Follow the wearing time given on the product's own instructions, start with shorter sessions on a horse new to them, and check the leg each time the boots come off.
Do magnetic boots help with swelling and stiffness?
Riders use them to support circulation in legs that feel tight or slightly filled after work, travel or a spell of box rest. They are a supportive aid rather than a treatment, and results vary from horse to horse. Any sudden swelling, heat, pain or lameness needs a vet's opinion first — don't use boots to manage a problem that hasn't been diagnosed.
What is the difference between the Stable Boot Evo and the 4 Hour boots?
Both are full-leg magnetic stable boots. The Magnetik Stable Boots Evo (from £210.00) carry 28 magnets over the flexor tendons and fetlock and are built for stable use over longer periods, including overnight. The 4 Hour Magnetic Boot Rear (from £266.00) carries 40 magnets over the tendons, fetlock and heel bulbs and is named for a shorter, defined session, which suits horses that are only stabled for part of the day.
Which Veredus Magnetik product is the cheapest to start with?
The Veredus Pro Wrap Magnetik, from £38.00 in Medium and Large. It's a pastern strap rather than a full boot, so it targets the pastern area with six magnets, and it's the least expensive way to see how your horse settles with magnetic therapy before committing to full-leg stable boots.
Can Veredus Magnetik boots be worn while the horse is turned out or ridden?
The Magnetik Stable Boots Evo and the 4 Hour Magnetic Boot Rear are stable boots, intended for a resting horse in the box on a clean, dry leg rather than for ridden work or turnout. The smaller items — the Pro Wrap Magnetik pastern strap, the Magnetic Hock Boot and the Magnetic Hoof Boot — are used for the same rest-and-recovery purpose, and each comes with its own wearing guidance. Always follow the instructions supplied with the item you buy rather than assuming a wearing pattern from another product.
How do I clean magnetic horse boots?
Let mud dry, brush it off, then sponge or hand wash according to the care label and dry naturally away from radiators or direct heat. Avoid the tumble dryer and harsh detergents, and store the boots flat so the magnet pockets keep their shape.
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Last reviewed 2026-07-26 by the Just Horse Riders team.