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Veredus Stable Boots, Bandages & Pads
Veredus stable boots and bandages are leg protection for the hours your horse spends resting, travelling or recovering after work. In this collection of 16 Veredus products you will find ready-to-fasten stable boots, work, polo and rest bandages in 330cm, 360cm and 400cm lengths, shaped anatomic bandage pads, bandage-and-pad kits, and Veredus Blue Snow Shampoo. In-stock bandages start at £42.00, anatomic pads from £55.00, and the Veredus Stable Boot Evo Front is £139.00.
In a hurry?
- Want the simplest option? Veredus Stable Boot Evo Front (Black) — £139.00, currently in Medium and Large. Fasten and go, no wrapping technique needed.
- Prefer traditional wrapping? Veredus B Rest Bandages 400cm — £42.00, used over a pad for overnight and stable use.
- Riding or schooling? Veredus B Polo Bandages 360cm or B Work Bandages 330cm — both £42.00.
- Need padding underneath? Veredus Anatomic Bandage Pad Front £55.00, Rear £58.00 — or take the bundled Kit B Rest + Anatomic Bandage Pad Set (Front £87.50, Rear £89.50).
- Not sure on size or fit? Get in touch and our team will help.
Which Veredus option is right for your horse?
The quickest way to choose is to start with when the leg protection is worn — standing in the stable, being ridden, or travelling. This table compares the in-stock lines side by side.
| Veredus product | Best for | Fit and handling | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stable Boot Evo Front (Black) | Standing in the stable, overnight rest, after-work recovery on the front legs | Sized Medium or Large in stock; wraps on and fastens — no bandaging skill required | £139.00 |
| B Rest Bandages 400cm | Traditional stable and rest wrapping, travelling | One size, longest length in the range; designed to be applied over a pad | £42.00 |
| B Polo Bandages 360cm | Everyday flatwork and schooling polos | One size; black and white currently in stock | £42.00 |
| B Work Bandages 330cm | Exercise and work sessions where a shorter wrap suits better | One size; the shortest of the three bandage lengths | £42.00 |
| Anatomic Bandage Pad Front / Rear | Shaped padding underneath any bandage | One size, cut differently for front and hind legs — choose the version that matches the leg | £55.00 front / £58.00 rear |
| Kit B Rest + Anatomic Bandage Pad Set | Buying bandages and matching pads together in one go | One size sets, front and rear versions sold separately | £87.50 front / £89.50 rear |
| Blue Snow Shampoo 500ml | Washing greys, whites and stable-stained coats and socks | 500ml bottle, dilute and rinse as directed on the label | £23.00 |
Are stable boots better than bandages?
What boots do well
A stable boot such as the Veredus Stable Boot Evo Front is a single shaped piece that fastens around the leg. Because the shape and thickness are built in, every application is the same — which is the main reason busy yards like them. There is no rolling, no re-wrapping, and anyone on the yard can put them on the same way at the end of a long day.
What bandages do well
Bandages give you control. A B Rest Bandage 400cm over an Anatomic Bandage Pad lets you decide how much padding goes on and how firmly it sits, and the pad and wrap can be washed and replaced separately. The trade-off is technique: a bandage applied unevenly can create pressure points, so if you are not confident wrapping, boots are the safer starting point.
The honest answer
Neither is universally better. Boots suit speed, consistency and shared yards; bandages suit riders who already wrap well and want to vary the padding. Plenty of horses have both — boots for routine nights, bandages for travelling or when a vet has asked for a specific level of support.
What size Veredus stable boots do I need?
Veredus stable boots are sold by size and by front or hind leg — a front boot is not interchangeable with a hind one, because the shaping differs. Right now the front boots are stocked in Medium and Large at £139.00, and the rear boots are not currently in stock. Measure around the widest part of the cannon and the length from just under the knee to just above the fetlock before ordering, and if you are between sizes or unsure which leg shape you need, get in touch and our team will help.
The bandages and anatomic pads are one size, so the choice there is front versus rear and which length of wrap you prefer.
How long can my horse wear them?
Stable boots and rest bandages are designed for standing time rather than turnout or fast work, and most yards apply them for an evening or overnight and remove them in the morning. Check the legs each time you take them off: skin should be cool, dry and free of rubs. If you find heat, swelling, moisture or a rub mark, leave the legs bare and speak to your vet before putting anything back on. Nothing in this range is a substitute for veterinary advice on an injured or persistently filled leg — support garments can help a horse rest comfortably, but they do not treat an injury.
Do I need a pad under Veredus bandages?
Yes. Bandages in this collection are meant to be applied over padding, not straight onto the leg. The Veredus Anatomic Bandage Pad Front (£55.00) and Rear (£58.00) are shaped to follow the leg so the padding stays put while the wrap goes on. If you would rather buy them together, the Kit B Rest + Anatomic Bandage Pad Set pairs bandages with matching pads at £87.50 for the front set and £89.50 for the rear.
How do I look after Veredus boots and bandages?
Brush off dried mud and bedding before washing, close every fastening so hooks do not catch the fabric, and wash cool. Air dry away from direct heat — radiators and tumble dryers shorten the life of elastic and fastenings. Store them flat or rolled rather than crumpled, and check the closures regularly, because a worn fastening is the usual reason a boot starts to slip. For coats and white socks, Veredus Blue Snow Shampoo 500ml (£23.00) helps lift stable stains at bath time.
Veredus stable boots and bandages: frequently asked questions
Are Veredus stable boots better than traditional bandages?
It depends on how you work. Stable boots apply the same shape and padding every time and take seconds to fasten, which suits busy yards and anyone who is not confident bandaging. Bandages over an anatomic pad give you more control over padding and firmness, but they need good technique to avoid uneven pressure. Many riders keep both: boots for routine overnight use, bandages for travelling or when a vet has asked for specific support.
What size Veredus stable boot should I order?
Measure the circumference of the widest part of the cannon bone and the length from just below the knee to just above the fetlock, then match those to the size on the product page. Front and hind boots are shaped differently and are not interchangeable. The Veredus Stable Boot Evo Front is currently stocked in Medium and Large at £139.00. If your horse falls between sizes, get in touch and our team will help.
Which bandage length do I need — 330cm, 360cm or 400cm?
The Veredus B Work Bandages are 330cm and the B Polo Bandages 360cm, both intended for ridden work and schooling. The B Rest Bandages are the longest at 400cm and are intended for stable, rest and travel use over a pad. All three are one size and £42.00. Longer wraps give more turns over a thicker pad, so choose the rest length if you are bandaging for standing time.
Can I leave stable boots or rest bandages on overnight?
They are made for standing time, and an evening-to-morning stint is normal practice on most yards. Take them off daily and check the legs: the skin should be cool, dry and rub-free. If you see heat, swelling, moisture or rubbing, leave the legs bare and ask your vet before using them again. Do not use them for turnout or fast work.
Will these help a horse with filled legs or an injury?
Even, comfortable support can help a horse rest and can make legs easier to manage, but stable boots and bandages do not treat or cure an injury. If your horse has heat, lameness, a wound or legs that keep filling, speak to your vet first and follow their instructions on what to apply, how firmly and for how long.
How do I wash Veredus boots, bandages and pads?
Knock off dried mud and bedding first, fasten all closures so they cannot snag, then wash cool and air dry away from direct heat. Skip the tumble dryer and radiators, as heat degrades elastic and fastenings. Pads and bandages are best washed separately from boots, and everything should be fully dry before it goes back on a leg.
Buying Veredus at Just Horse Riders
This collection holds 16 Veredus products, with in-stock leg protection from £42.00 for bandages up to £139.00 for the Stable Boot Evo Front, plus Blue Snow Shampoo 500ml at £23.00. Sizes and colours in stock are shown on each product page. If you would like a recommendation for your horse's leg shape or your yard routine, get in touch and our team will help.
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Last reviewed 2026-07-24 by the Just Horse Riders team.