LeMieux Vexa 360 Wrap System Horse Leg Wraps
Description
LeMieux Vexa 360 Wrap System — All-Round Leg Wraps for the Yard
The LeMieux Vexa 360 Wrap System is a horse leg wrap system that wraps the lower leg for even, all-round coverage. It is best for riders who want an adjustable alternative to fixed-shape boots for schooling, groundwork, travelling and stable use.
Because you apply the wraps by hand, you control exactly where the coverage sits and how firm it feels, which makes the system adaptable across different leg shapes and different jobs on the yard.
Key Features
- 360 degree coverage around the lower leg for even contact
- Adjustable tension so the fit can be tailored to each horse
- Multi-purpose — schooling, in-hand work, travelling and stable time
- Close-fitting profile for a tidy finish on the leg
- Used as a matched set for a consistent look front and hind
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Specifications
| Brand | LeMieux |
|---|---|
| Product name | Vexa 360 Wrap System |
| Product type | Horse leg wrap system |
| Coverage | All-round lower leg |
| Suggested use | Schooling, groundwork, travelling, stable |
| Country of origin | China |
How to Use
- Make sure the leg is clean and dry, and brush off any mud or grit.
- Position the wrap on the lower leg, starting below the knee or hock.
- Wrap downwards and around with smooth, even tension, keeping each pass overlapping neatly.
- Secure the fastening so it lies flat, with no twisting or bunching against the leg.
- Check you can slide a finger under the top edge, then repeat on the opposite leg.
- Remove after work or before turnout and check the leg for rubs or uneven pressure.
FAQ
What is the LeMieux Vexa 360 Wrap System?
It is a horse leg wrap system that wraps around the lower leg to give all-round coverage, used as an adjustable alternative to fixed-shape boots.
What can I use the wraps for?
They suit schooling, in-hand work and groundwork, travelling and stable use. Choose the application that matches the job you are doing.
How tight should horse leg wraps be?
Firm and even, never tight. You should be able to slide a finger under the top edge. Uneven or over-tight wrapping can create pressure points, so ask an experienced person to demonstrate if you are new to wrapping.
Will they fit a pony or a larger horse?
Wraps are more forgiving than moulded boots because you control the tension and placement, but always measure your horse's lower leg against the size options shown and choose the closest match to avoid returns.
How do I clean and care for them?
Brush off dry mud first, wash gently and dry naturally away from direct heat such as radiators. Store rolled and flat so they are ready to apply next time.
Can I leave them on overnight?
Only if you are experienced with stable wrapping and the wraps have been applied evenly. Check the legs regularly and remove them if there is any sign of heat, swelling or discomfort.
About LeMieux
LeMieux is a British equestrian brand known for coordinated horsewear and rider equipment used on yards across the UK, from everyday schooling through to competition preparation.