3 intensity levels
Start gently and gradually increase the intensity as your horse gets used to red light therapy.
What it does
What Lumora means for your horse, and for you
For your horse
- Freer first stepsSupport for the stiffness you notice when they first come out, so they settle into a natural stride sooner.
- Legs that recover between ridesHard work adds up in the lower legs. Regular sessions support circulation and recovery, so they’re ready for the next ride.
- Comfort into the next dayOwners tell us the biggest difference shows up the morning after a demanding ride.
- Care before there’s a problemThe best time to look after hardworking legs is while they’re still doing well.
For you
- No extra job in your dayWrap it on and let it run while you untack, sweep up or make feeds.
- Light therapy without booking a visitGive your horse a session after every ride, on your schedule, at your own yard.
- Control over every sessionSet the intensity, pulsing and timer to suit each horse and each day.
- Peace of mindA 30-day money-back guarantee and a 1-year warranty on every set.
The science, simply
Light the body can use
Red and near-infrared light pass into the tissue, where they’re absorbed by the mitochondria, the part of each cell that produces energy. That extra cellular energy supports circulation, bringing more oxygen and nutrients to the muscles and tendons you’ve just worked.
660nm red
Supports surface-level tissue, circulation and everyday recovery.
850nm near-infrared
Penetrates deeper to support muscles, joints and deeper structures.
The settings
More than just on & off
Every setting has a purpose, so you can match each session to your horse.
Pulsing mode
Helps reduce heat build-up, making it especially useful for sensitive horses.
Adjustable timers
Choose 10, 20, 30 or 45 minutes, or continuous mode, for control over session length and routine.
Battery display
Always know how much battery you have left before starting a session.
Your routine
Four steps, a few seconds
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Step 1
Position
Wrap the sleeve around the clean, dry area you want to support.
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Step 2
Secure
Fasten the Velcro so it stays comfortably in place without being over-tight.
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Step 3
Select
Choose your intensity, pulsing and session length.
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Step 4
Relax
Let Lumora run for your chosen session while your horse stands calmly.
Using Lumora
When, how often and how long
How often
Maintenance: 3–5 times a week.
Heavy training, competition or rehab: daily.
How long
Around 20 minutes is our recommended session. Choose 10, 20, 30 or 45 minutes, or continuous mode.
A full charge gives about 4–6 twenty-minute sessions.
When
Before a ride, as a warm-upAfter ordinary ridingAfter trainingAfter competitionOn rest days
What’s in the box
Everything you need to start
- Lumora Hoof Sleeve(s)
- USB-C charging cable(s)
- Quick-start guide with placement diagrams
- Zip storage bag and protective box
Using Lumora safely: always supervise your horse during use. Use on clean, dry skin, not over open wounds or active infections. It’s water and sweat resistant, not waterproof, so don’t submerge it or cold-hose over it. For a diagnosed injury or condition, speak to your vet first.