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See Details for instructions to redeemHelp protect your neighing neighbor from pesky flies and more with this FORCE Pro-Force Equine Fly Horse Mask. The Clear View Vision mesh is designed for maximum comfort and protection. Not only will it shield your horse from flies, but it will also protect him from insects and harmful UV rays. It’s designed with a fleece lined trim to prevent uncomfortable friction and rubbing and it features strong mesh and an adjustable, double-locking fastener for a snug fit. IT even has a name tag for personalization and a quick-catch leadline loop, so you can easily keep track of it. Plus, with the Equi-Glo Nite Reflector patch, it's easier to see your horse after dark! This mask is designed for horses who weigh between 900 pounds and 1200 pounds.
Item Number | 224963 |
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Weight | 6 pounds |
Dimensions | 7 x 2.75 x 7.5 inches |
Riding Style | N/A |
Made In | United States |
Lifestage | Adult |
Material | Mesh |
When putting the mask on your horse, approach the horse from the left side. Directly approaching your horse with the mask could startle him. Open the two locking fasteners and place the ears through the mask with the forelock over the trim and mesh. Secure both the locking fasteners under the jaw. Once the mask has been fastened with the right amount of snugness, check each side of the horses face by allowing your fingers to slip comfortably between the mask and your horse. The mask fabric should not be too close to your horse's eyes; ensure the eye lashes do not poke through the material. Straps can be adjusted for a custom fit. Checking the mask daily is recommended. Examine the condition of your horses face and eyes. Check for any damage to the mask. Replace the mask if damage is found, as it is difficult to repair. It's important to keep the mask clean. Wash the mask periodically, with mild soap and water. Caution: vision may be impaired during rainstorms.
Fits horses from 900 - 1200 pounds.
Hate giving a not so great review. The masks are fine as per quality but the size is really small. Does not fit my average size faced horses. Fits the small faced perfect.
These are very well made and seem to be efficient. They are heavier material than some, so a bit warm for our Arizona horses, but we're sure they will be fine during cooler seasons. That's where the 5 stars end. We purchased 4, 2 for each of our horses. Our horses have always been able to wear "horse" size fly masks, Farnam and various other brands. The Pro-Force horse size fits my horse very well although the chin strap is hooked as far as it can go without being too snug. On the other hand, we couldn't get my husband's horse's to fit at all, and he is not even close to "draft" size. As I've said...regular "horse" size has always fit him. Rather than pay the cost of shipping to return his 2, I have just sewn an extension of Velcro on those 2. Not my first choice, would rather have a product fit from the get go. So be aware...sizing is off a bit!
I am saving these for next year for a fresh start. The ones I'm using have lasted 10 years plus. These new ones look even sturdier!
Good quality but They seem to run small... I bought horse size but its more like cob size.
I love this brand of fly mask, and it has the best fit for my 14.3h Connemara. Lasts forever, and has a double Velcro latch
Fits well and stays on. Very pleased with the product
We ordered the Full Size Horse (900-1200) and they just barely fit. I would order next size up.
We live in the mountains, fly season can be miserable, we already have 2 Pro Choice fly mask and ordering 2 more.. thank you for making fly season easier for our horses.
I got these because my 3 year old destroys her masks all the time so I don't like to spend a ton of money on them. I was surprised the quality of them. Made nice. I won't feel as bad if she destroys it .
I was more than pleasantly surprised by the excellent quality of this fly mask and the pricing is super. It fits my QH mare perfectly and her fly mask stealing pasture mate has yet to tear it off, hoping it stays that way.