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From weekend riders to elite competitors, horse owners choose HaloHind for one simple reason:
It helps keep their horse's hind end feeling looser, more comfortable, and ready to push.
HaloHind delivers gentle red and near-infrared light support directly to the hamstrings, gluteals, and stifle area, creating a soothing routine without medication or complicated setups.
A leg wrap covers the cannon.
HaloHind covers the engine.
Most red light wraps stop at the lower leg. They miss the hamstrings, the gluteals, and the stifle, the muscle groups where hind-end stiffness actually starts.
HaloHind wraps the full upper hind leg and stays put with an over-the-croup strap, reaching the tissue that powers every stride.
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Red + Infrared Light Therapy |
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Covers the hamstrings |
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Covers the gluteals |
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Reaches the stifle area |
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Stays in place while he stands and shifts |
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Supports hind-end engagement at the source |
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Position HaloHind around the upper hind leg with the strap resting over the croup. Hook-and-loop strap stays secure, no slipping, no readjusting.
Press the power button. Red and near-infrared LEDs activate automatically in steady mode. Switch to pulse if that's what you're after, then let the light do the work.
Let your horse stand comfortably while the light reaches deep into the tissue. Take HaloHind off once the 10 - 20 minutes are over.
Red and near-infrared light work together to support circulation in the hamstrings, gluteals, and stifle area. 660nm reaches the surface, 850nm reaches the large muscle groups underneath. Many owners use it as part of a routine to help the hind end feel looser and more willing, especially after work or a long trailer ride.
Most owners reach for it before riding to help him loosen up behind, after a hard schooling session or long trailer day, or just as a regular part of grooming. There's no strict schedule, it fits into whatever routine works for your horse.
Yes. The over-the-croup strap carries the weight and the hook-and-loop fastening keeps the panel against the leg, so it stays put while he stands, shifts, or reaches for hay. It's designed for standing sessions, not turnout or riding.
Some owners notice a visible difference after the first session, though it varies by horse. Used consistently, it tends to become part of a noticeable before-and-after routine rather than a one-time fix.
Yes, it's drug free and non-invasive, which makes it a fit for seniors and horses already managing stiffness behind. As always, it's meant to work alongside whatever your vet already has planned, not replace it.
The croup strap and hook-and-loop fastening adjust to fit a range of builds, so it goes on the same way every time, no fiddling with buckles or guesswork.
HaloHind goes on the way you'd apply any rug or wrap from the side, calmly, with the strap laid over first. Introduce it slowly the first few times, the way you would any new piece of tack, and let him get used to it at his own pace. Most horses relax into the session quickly once the light is running.