Jin Hung Aluminium Straightbar

Jing Hung Aluminium Straight Bar Shoes

Lightweight aluminium straight bar horseshoe designed for professional farrier and specialised shoeing applications.

The Jing Hung Aluminium Straight Bar Shoe combines a traditional straight bar design with the weight-saving advantages of aluminium construction.

The straight bar connects the heels of the shoe, providing a different support configuration to a standard open-heel horseshoe while maintaining a lightweight overall design.

This makes it a practical option for farriers requiring a lightweight bar shoe as part of an individual horse's shoeing program.

Lightweight Aluminium Construction

Manufactured from aluminium, the Jing Hung Straight Bar provides the structural design of a bar shoe without the additional weight typically associated with heavier materials.

This can be particularly useful in performance and specialised shoeing applications where keeping additional hoof weight to a minimum is desirable.

Straight Bar Design

The shoe features a straight bar connecting the heels, providing additional structure across the back of the shoe.

Straight bar shoes may be selected by farriers for a variety of supportive or corrective shoeing applications depending on the horse's individual hoof conformation and requirements.

Key Features

• Lightweight aluminium construction
• Traditional straight bar design
• Bar connects the heels of the shoe
• Designed for professional farrier use
• Suitable for specialised shoeing applications
• Provides a lightweight alternative to heavier bar shoes
• Can be incorporated into an individual hoof-support program

Professional Lightweight Bar Shoe

The Jing Hung Aluminium Straight Bar Shoe provides farriers with a simple, lightweight bar-shoe option for horses requiring additional support while keeping overall shoe weight to a minimum.

Bar shoes should be selected and fitted by an experienced farrier. Horses requiring therapeutic or corrective shoeing due to lameness, injury or hoof pathology should be managed in consultation with a veterinarian where appropriate.