ArenaAid Textile Footing Product
ArenaAid footing is our most popular footing for dressage, jumping, and vaulting in moderate to high-traffic arenas. Also great when arena is used for turnouts and lunging.
Features of ArenaAid Footing
ArenaAid footing’s nylon & polyester fibers stabilize a wide variety of sands. It can be mixed with new sand, and is ideal for mixing with existing sand.
Note: The final color of your footing may vary from what is shown.
The unique formula of fibers gives sand a structure by trapping loose, rolling particles. Get the performance of a textile arena without the cost of replacing all of your sand.
- Retains moisture and reduces dust
- Prevents over-compaction
- ArenaAid footing increases stability, cushion, cupping, rebound, and grip.
ArenaAid Footing Price
Starting at 39¢ per square foot
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This is an average delivered price, which includes freight and delivery. Price is subject to change based on location, square footage, sand depth, and sand type. Call UsRequirements for ArenaAid Footing
ArenaAid footing is a neutral, non-toxic, non-allergenic material that will not affect humans or animals.
Sand Particle Size
Blends with an assortment of sands. Particle size will be the most important factor in sand requirement. A medium to fine sand with sub-angular particles is best.
Moisture
Water is required to keep sand particles mixed with the textiles and fibers.
Grooming Equipment
A wide range of grooming equipment can be used.
We recommend something with tines that will churn the sand and product, as well as something that can create compaction.
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