The Equi-Librium Air by Mustad builds on the award-winning Equi-Librium concept: an anatomically shaped shoe with a rolled toe, concave inner border for traction, and enhanced heel width for support. The Air version is reported as being 10-15% lighter than the original model, helping minimise stress on the distal limb while maintaining durability. Its design is targeted at performance horses engaged in fast turns, agility work, eventing, dressage or high-speed movement.
Key features include: anatomical shape for both front & hind hooves, concave profiling for turf grip, and strategically positioned clips (in front models) between first and second nail holes for optimal stability.
Usage
Target Species: Horses
Application: Fit the Equi-Librium Air steel horseshoe on performance horses such as eventers, dressage competitors, speed-turn horses, or any equine requiring advanced break-over, reduced limb loading and high stability.
Method:
Select an appropriate size and orientation (front/hind, toe-clip or side-clip version) according to the horse’s hoof and shoeing needs.
Prepare the hoof as per normal shoeing practice: trim to proper balance, ensure the hoof is ready for nailing or clinching.
Fit the shoe and nail/clinch securely, ensuring proper alignment and fit.
After use, inspect shoe wear, check clinches/nails, and ensure fit is maintained. Replace the shoe when wear or deformation occurs.
Frequency:
Suitable for each shoeing cycle for performance horses requiring this specification.
Monitor shoe condition at every farrier visit and adjust as needed for terrain, workload or hoof condition.
Features and Benefits
Lightweight design (10-15% lighter than standard model): Helps reduce distal limb loading and may contribute to injury prevention in high-performance horses.
Anatomical shape with rolled toe and concave inner border: Promotes smoother break-over, improved traction (especially on turf) and efficient hoof roll.
Wider heels for support: Enhances stability on turning and lateral manoeuvres.
Strategically placed clips (front models): Positioned between first and second nail holes for improved stability while maintaining hoof movement.
Steel material: Suitable for rigorous use and terrain variation, offering durability compared to lighter alloys while still optimised for weight.

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