Back on Track Neckwarmer Black

During the summer months this is the ideal horse blanket because of its excellent breathability qualities. This is achieved by the solid and airy mesh that covers a layer of thin ceramic fabric that offers complete protection. Can be used as an extra blanket, as a transport blanket, as a cooler and in the horse box during the warmer months. Benefit from training / competitions to warm the muscles or to help the muscles recover. If you use the entire blanket you will achieve the Back on Track healing effect on chest, back and lumbar muscles. The blanket has a polypropylene lining with Welltex ™. On the outside the blanket has a thin mesh layer for maximum breathability. Reinforced at the neck opening and soft padding around the withers. The horse blanket has a double front closure and cross surcingles. Large tail flap with leg straps. Better fit due to the stretchability of the mesh fabric.

How does Back on Track work:

The body has a constant temperature. Excess heat is emitted. Part of this heat is infrared heat. A lamp that responds reacts to this emitting infrared heat. The released heat is reflected by Back on Track. This makes the skin and muscles warmer (warming up). Our brains send extra blood to cool. The veins dilate. With this improved blood circulation oxygen-rich blood is supplied and waste products are removed. Because more often white blood cells pass by, inflammation is prevented. Under the influence of infrared heat, the cell metabolism is also activated so that muscles are restored faster.

The recurring heat feels nice, muscles will relax.

Reflection of infrared heat ensures:

• Heat reflection
• Improved blood circulation
• Less pain, thereby relaxing muscles
• Anti-inflammatory
• Improved cell metabolism quicker recovery after exercise

When can Back on Track be recommended:

• With a "stuck" horse, dog or human.
• In the case of a horse that, for example, has a (tendon sheath) ignition in the stable
• With a loss of time
• With (muscle) pain
• With painful joints
• Moisture accumulation (galls, pie-heel, stable legs)