Every EquiTecs Signature Bundle is built around a specific condition, goal, or area of concern — pairing the right functional tape with proven application protocols grounded in equine biomechanics.
Unlike generic tape kits, EFT bundles are designed for how horses actually move. Each bundle gives you everything you need to apply with confidence: the tape, the technique, and the science behind it.
Each bundle is developed by Rebecca Haddock — 30+ years of equine industry leadership and the creator of accredited Equine Functional Taping education.
Intermittent lameness that comes and goes. Lameness that blocks but doesn’t fix. A horse that’s been through hocks, stifles, and SI with no answer....
View full detailsA muscle injury that happened fast but heals slowly. Heat, swelling, and pain in the acute phase. Then the long middle stretch of remodeling — wher...
View full detailsHeaves. RAO. IAD. Chronic cough. Flared nostrils at rest. A horse that struggles to breathe after light work, or one that’s been on Ventipulmin for...
View full detailsA swollen eye after a kick or impact. Uveitis flare-up. Allergic eye reaction. Conjunctivitis with swelling and discharge. Eye injuries and irritat...
View full detailsHock problems are one of the most common reasons horses get injected — and one of the most common reasons owners find themselves on a 6-month injec...
View full detailsLocking stifle. Catching stifle. Dragging a hind toe. Reluctance to go downhill or back up. Stifle injections every few months. The stifle is the l...
View full detailsGirthy. Sore to groom. Pins ears when saddled. Hollow through the back. Won’t round up. Bucks or humps when asked to work. Back pain in horses show...
View full detailsA suspensory diagnosis is one of the most feared in equine sport. Long rehab timelines, high reinjury rates, and the constant question of whether t...
View full detailsNavicular. Laminitis. Chronic abscess patterns. White line disease. Hoof cracks. A horse that’s short-strided in front, toe-first landing, or just ...
View full detailsA bone bruise from a kick or impact. A stress fracture in a performance horse. A hairline fracture that’s been confirmed on imaging and now faces a...
View full detailsA horse that cribs, weaves, or is constantly stressed. One that’s girthy, cinchy, or sour at feeding time. A horse that colics repeatedly with no c...
View full detailsA wound on a horse’s leg is one of the most stressful things an owner can deal with — especially when the bandage won’t stay on, the wound keeps ge...
View full detailsA foal born with contracted tendons. A young horse that’s toe-walking or knuckling over. An older horse whose tendons have tightened from injury, c...
View full detailsWobbly. Ataxic. Stumbling behind. Can’t feel where its feet are. EPM recovery. Cervical vertebral stenosis. Wobbler syndrome. Nerve damage from tox...
View full detailsCross canter. Wrong lead. Won’t pick up the left lead. Bucks when asked to canter. Crow hops. Feels weak or uneven behind. Doesn’t want to go forwa...
View full detailsA foal or young horse with toes that turn in. A conformation fault that farriers trim around but can’t fully correct. A horse that’s been told it w...
View full detailsHead tossing. Bit resistance. Won’t flex at the poll. Ear sensitivity. Jaw tension. Grinding teeth. Difficulty bending one direction. These are the...
View full detailsA bowed tendon. A DDFT lesion on ultrasound. A horse that’s been on stall rest for months with a long road ahead. Tendon injuries are slow to heal,...
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