Lightly padded hock wrap with durable nylon outer shell and adjustable Velcro with added elastic for flexibility. No need to mess with spider bandages & their multiple ties and straps.
Product Details:
- Darted seams to fit comfortably around the hock
- Lightly padded for protection
- Front height: 12"
- Back height: 15"
- Outside measurement (unstretched) around the hock: 21" expands to 29" unstretched
- Straps measure 9", 3" of which is elastic
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