Accelerates Healing with Pressotherapy and Cryotherapy: The combination of pressotherapy and cryotherapy in the Polar Stride is a game-changer. The pressotherapy gently massages the horse’s leg, promoting better circulation and lymphatic drainage, which helps reduce swelling and flush out toxins that accumulate after performance. The cryotherapy, on the other hand, effectively reduces inflammation and numbs any pain, providing targeted relief to the swollen areas.

Reduces Swelling and Pain More Effectively: Swelling is a common concern after high performance activity. Polar Stride provides continuous and controlled cooling, which helps reduce swelling more efficiently than traditional ice packs. The compression from the pressotherapy works in tandem with the cold therapy to control both swelling and pain, preventing discomfort that could otherwise hinder the horse performance.

Promotes Faster Return to Activity: Polar Stride provides a noticeable improvement in recovery time. The combination of cryotherapy and pressotherapy helps to promote tissue regeneration and repair, allowing horses to return to their normal activities sooner and with less discomfort. This is critical for high-performance horses where downtime can lead to setbacks in training or competition schedules.

Non-Invasive and Stress-Free: When working with horses, one of the challenges is ensuring the treatment doesn’t cause additional stress or discomfort. The Polar Stride offers a non-invasive solution that is gentle and calming for the horse. Just needs placing the device on the leg, which then gently applies pressure and cold therapy without any handling or direct intervention, reducing the risk of anxiety or further stress.

Convenient and Effective: In the past, we had to rely on manually applying cold packs, bandages, or other forms of therapy, which can be labor-intensive and time-consuming. Polar Stride, however, is easy to use, even in a clinic or barn setting. It can be used consistently, allowing for regular treatment sessions that are crucial for any kind of recovery as after a hard training sesion, injury or post-surgery. This means the horse can receive consistent care without requiring frequent handling or the need for intensive labor.