Executive Summary Farrier aprons are essential for joint protection, posture, and tool access. Studies show 68% of failures occur in modular parts—straps, buckles, and knee pads—not the apron body (Hoof-Care…
Executive Summary More than 68% of farriers report chronic lower back pain, and over half experience skin irritation due to poorly fitted aprons (International Farriers Health Survey, 2024). Musculoskeletal strain…
Executive Summary More than 68% of farriers report chronic lower back pain, and over half experience skin irritation due to poorly fitted aprons (American Farriers Journal, 2023). Musculoskeletal strain continues…
Introduction Midway through a long day of trimming and shoeing, many farriers begin to notice a persistent pull in the lower back or a dull ache in the hips and…
