CLICK Horse Ultra Hock Shields - Black/Green
$72.57
CLICK Horse · Bandages and wraps
CLICK Horse makes shields that protect the joints horses rub raw in the stall. Tack of the Day carries the Hock Shield, the fuller-coverage Ultra Hock Shield, the Knee Shield and the Fetlock Shield, each sold as a pair.

Pick the shield for the joint that rubs. CLICK Horse makes two hock shields, one knee shield and one fetlock shield, and all four are built to be worn by a horse that stays in a stall.
The Ultra Hock Shield is the full wrap for horses that twist when they get up and down; the standard Hock Shield is the low-profile choice for most horses with hock sores.
| CLICK Horse shield | Protects | Built from |
|---|---|---|
| Hock Shield | The hock, with a soft pocket at the back where the tendons pass under the skin | Tear-resistant neoprene outer, fleece interior, touchtape closures |
| Ultra Hock Shield | The hock with fuller coverage, for horses that twist getting up and down | Thin neoprene outer, double layer of fleece, touchtape closures |
| Knee Shield | The whole knee joint, with a cup that does not turn or fall down | Cordura-like fabric, neoprene knee pad, nylon lining, fleece-covered elastic strap |
| Fetlock Shield | The fetlock and pastern, as a bed sore boot | Two layers of Cordura-like fabric, nylon lining, soft padding, touchtape closures |
See them: Hock Shields, Ultra Hock Shields, Knee Shields and Fetlock Shields.
CLICK Horse says to plan on replacing Hock Shields after about 3 months of full-time wear, though some horses have worn theirs for 6 to 12 months. All four shields can be worn 24 hours a day on a stalled horse.
The Knee Shield attaches just above the fetlock with an elastic strap encased in fleece, pulled just snug enough not to slip over the fetlock joint. The Fetlock Shield fits loosely with a smooth lining, so bedding falls out the bottom, and CLICK Horse says it is lighter and taller than a bell boot and does not chafe.
See them: Knee Shields and Fetlock Shields.
CLICK Horse shields are for owners of stabled horses that rub sores on their joints.
The Hock Shield is the low-profile design with a soft pocket at the center back, for most horses with hock sores. The Ultra Hock Shield is a full wrap with fuller coverage, made for horses that twist when they get up and down.
CloseYes. CLICK Horse says the Hock Shield, Knee Shield and Fetlock Shield can be worn 24 hours a day on a stalled horse, and the Ultra Hock Shield can be worn full-time by horses with deep chronic sores.
ClosePlan on replacing them after about 3 months of full-time wear. Some horses have worn their Hock Shields for 6 to 12 months.
CloseIt attaches just above the fetlock joint with an elastic strap encased in fleece, pulled just snug enough not to slip over the fetlock. The cup is supported from below by a reinforced netting cone that lets air through.
CloseYes. The Hock Shield, Ultra Hock Shield and Knee Shield are each sold as a pair.
CloseSources, read October 26, 2026: CLICK Horse product descriptions as published with each style in the Tack of the Day catalog (Hock Shield, Ultra Hock Shield, Knee Shield and Fetlock Shield).