BeamLab EquiBeam Leg Pro

Make time for the care that matters

Focused leg care without the trailing cables. EquiBeam Leg Pro combines 660 nm red and 850 nm near-infrared light in a wearable wrap, with a built-in battery and adjustable straps for practical, supervised sessions.

Thoughtful care. A practical routine. It's Light Work.






Sale price£150.00

Give your horse’s legs focused attention without holding a torch throughout the session. EquiBeam Leg Pro combines red and near-infrared LEDs in a wearable, battery-powered wrap, making supervised light sessions easier to manage at the yard.

Adjustable straps position the light-emitting surface around the intended leg area, while the built-in battery removes the need for a trailing mains cable during use. Fit it according to the supplied guide, help your horse settle and stay beside them throughout.

How does the light work?

EquiBeam Leg Pro combines 660 nm visible red light and 850 nm near-infrared light. This approach, called photobiomodulation, uses light absorbed by living tissue to influence cellular activity, including processes involved in energy production and repair.

Veterinary research has explored light therapy for discomfort and soft-tissue healing. Results depend on the condition, device and dose delivered.

Where it fits into your horse’s care

Leg Pro offers a practical way to deliver localised sessions for daily wellness or alongside a treatment and rehabilitation plan. The wearable format keeps the LEDs positioned while you monitor your horse, rather than requiring you to hold a device over each area.

For everyday wellbeing, its benefit is a manageable routine: focused application, cordless operation and time spent checking your horse’s comfort. It complements the attention you already give their legs after exercise and during grooming.

New heat, swelling, tenderness or lameness needs veterinary assessment before introducing light sessions.

New to red light therapy?

Read our beginner’s guide for dogs and horses to understand wavelengths, device formats, measured output and supervised use before choosing.