Protection Covers TRIZ Cases

A rear cleft-engaging strap and tensioner keeps the hoof boot secure in deep mud while avoiding painful bulb contact.

Fluid communication between two flexible chambers distributes tack pressure away from the horse’s poll, breastbone, and withers.

Relatively rigid elastomeric shell constrains orientation to prevent upward shifting and rotation in mud or water.

Tensile members with dilatant materials stiffen during hyperextension to prevent injury while maintaining normal joint motion.

A segmented horse jacket uses a flexible joint to connect front and rear portions, allowing independent movement while maintaining coverage.

Segmented adjustment mechanisms in the yoke closure reduce rubbing and chafing by accommodating individual horse anatomy.

A segmented equestrian protective system uses dynamic fasteners to attach a saddle pad, blanket, and overgarment for modular weather coverage.

Multi-layered composite wrap manages moisture and thermal regulation, preventing bacterial growth during transit.

Segmented rigid shell and flexible cover resolve fit precision versus joint mobility trade-offs in equine gaiters.

Segmented boot assemblies with intermediary cooling pads prevent laminitis by enabling simultaneous, controlled hoof temperature reduction.

Composite equine boot uses polymeric elastomer pad to absorb shock, reducing leg stress while maintaining hoof protection.

An open mesh heel captivator pivots relative to the base, allowing debris to pass through and preventing bruising of sensitive pastern tissues.

An animal blanket uses an elastic second section to form a neck aperture and pocket that expand with movement.

A buckle-free horse boot uses a stretch gaiter and slit upper to secure the device while allowing natural hoof expansion.

Equine support boot integrates orthopedic pads and sling straps to restrict fetlock movement, reducing suspensory ligament stress during rehabilitation.

Bonding a resilient liner to the hoof eliminates mechanical tensioning stress, allowing easy shell removal for natural barefoot exposure.

Segmented cooling chambers in a portable equine ice boot resolve the trade-off between effective cryotherapy and device portability.

A flexible mesh head covering encloses a dog's head to block insects and weed seeds, eliminating visual distraction from stiffening ribs.

Segmented fly masks use elastic jaw sections to resolve the contradiction between rigid protection and unrestricted head movement.

A knitted compression garment distributes weight across a quadruped's hindquarters and spine using variable pressure zones.

Dome sole deforms under pressure to support the frog and hoof, accommodating natural expansion for better circulation.

An asymmetric tooth design allows quick strap release via edge forces while maintaining secure engagement against symmetric separation loads.

V-shaped sling strap generates upward force on fetlock joint, reducing tensile stress and preventing over-reach injuries in equine support boots.