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Anky Cooldry Under-Bandages

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Underbandages are what make bandages usable: without them, the bandage presses directly on the tendon, and the slightest crease becomes a pressure point. These feature 8 mm polyurethane foam and an ultra-breathable Cooldry® lining.

Their vertical quilting is the detail that matters: it allows the underbandage to conform to the limb as it is wrapped, instead of forming horizontal creases.

✨ Key features

  • ✔ Vertical quilting: the underbandage conforms to the limb without forming horizontal creases
  • ✔ 8 mm polyurethane foam: genuine shock absorption, specified in millimetres
  • ✔ Ultra-breathable Cooldry® lining to prevent heat build-up
  • ✔ Even distribution of the pressure applied by the bandage

📋 Technical specifications

  • Reference: ATB17008
  • Lining: Cooldry®, ultra-breathable
  • Padding: 8 mm polyurethane foam
  • Quilting: vertical

🐎 Why choose this product?

A crease under a bandage creates concentrated pressure on the tendon, and this is the most common cause of bandage-related accidents. Vertical quilting mechanically prevents this — it is more important than the thickness of the foam.

🧴 Usage tips

⚠️ The underbandage must extend beyond the bandage at the top and bottom; otherwise, the edge of the bandage presses directly against the limb. Always bandage from top to bottom and then from bottom to top, maintaining constant tension, and check that one finger fits underneath. Wash without fabric softener, which clogs the Cooldry fibres.

Composition: Cooldry® lining, polyurethane foam.

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About Anky ...

Anky is an equestrian brand founded by the famous rider Anky van Grunsven. The brand offers a wide range of products for riders and horses, combining style and functionality. Anky focuses on innovation and design, providing technical clothing for riders as well as high-quality equipment for horses.

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