660nm red light sits at the surface, working the dermal layer across the hindquarters and down the upper leg.

850nm near infrared goes further, reaching past skin and into the large muscle groups of the hind end the hamstrings and gluteals, here the surface light can't get to.

Run side by side, the combination covers both the muscle you can see and the deeper tissue underneath that does the actual pushing.

HaloHind wraps red and near-infrared light around the upper hind leg, the muscle group that works hardest and stiffens fastest from training, trailering, and time in the stall. The LED panel runs 660nm and 850nm together across the hamstrings, gluteals, and stifle area, with a built-in digital controller so you can set mode and time right on the wrap.

The contoured shell is shaped to the hindquarter, the over-the-croup strap keeps it in place without pinching, and the hook-and-loop fastening adjusts to a range of builds from cob to warmblood. Cordless, rechargeable, and ready to run in steady light or pulse mode.

The hind end is the engine. Every canter depart, every hill, every step of collection starts in the hamstrings and gluteals, the largest muscle groups in your horse's body. It's easy to overlook because it's rarely the obvious sore spot, but tightness here shows up in small ways: short strides behind, trouble tracking up, sticky canter departs, dragging hind toes, or resistance in lateral work that reads as attitude.

None of that means something's wrong. It usually just means the hardest-working part of his body rarely gets any direct attention. A few minutes of red and near-infrared light worked into a daily routine is one simple way to change that.

Strap it on before you ride, after a hard schooling session, or any time he's short or stiff behind. A session runs 10-20 minutes, and one full charge gives you a full hour of light, about three sessions before it needs to go back on USB, where it charges up again in an hour.

After each use, wipe the shell down with a soft, dry cloth, and use rubbing alcohol on a cloth for the LED panel itself. Store it flat or loosely rolled, never folded, and keep it away from heat and damp storage between uses.

Don't use it directly over an open wound or broken skin, don't use it if the panel looks damaged, don't point the light toward his eyes, and make sure his coat is dry before you start. Use it alongside, not instead of, whatever your vet already has planned.

• Stiffness behind after time in the stall or off the trailer
• Tight hindquarters after a hard ride, or ahead of a demanding day
• Short striding, dragging toes, or reluctance to step under
• As part of a regular grooming routine, not only for the difficult days

Try HorseHalo for 30 days. If you don’t notice your horse relaxing or enjoying the sessions within 30 days, send it back for a full refund. No stress, no questions.

We offer fast, tracked shipping to the U.S., Canada, UK, Australia, Europe, and New Zealand.

Orders are processed within 1–2 business days. Delivery times range from 5–10 business days depending on location.

Estimated delivery times:
- United States & Canada: 4-8 business days
- United Kingdom: 5-10 business days
- Oceania (Australia, New Zealand): 5-10 business days
- Europe & Other Regions: 5-15 business days

You’ll receive full tracking information as soon as your order ships.

Need to return it? Just contact our team within 30 days of delivery, and we’ll guide you through a smooth, no-hassle return process.