Kentucky Horsewear Fly Mask Pro
by Kentucky Horsewear
Temporarily out of stock.
$115.00
$97.75
The fly mask Pro protects the horse’s ears, eyes and nose against flies and other bugs. It offers maximum protection against insects and is comfortable and not bothersome to the horse. It is the perfect solution for horses who are very sensitive to insects, and especially if they are bothered by masks. The mask can be used in the field and is very resistant to playful horses.
The mask is made of a strong yet extremely breathable mesh fabric. The nose flap of the mask is detachable, which offers you the opportunity to choose the amount of protection. The ears of the fly mask pro are made of a strong and very effective fly knitting mesh. This has a nice feeling on the horse’s ears as it is very breathable and light.
The mask is made of a strong 100% UV-protective mesh fabric and Lycra for a close fit around the head. The rigid brow keeps the mask up off the horses' face to not obstruct vision or the eyes. The mask closes with a zipper and a press-button. To wash the mask, simply put it in the washing machine at 30 degrees.
- Protects eyes, ears, and nose
- Detachable nose flap
- Strong, breathable, 100% UV-protective mesh fabric
- Mask pops back to its original shape
The mask is made of a strong yet extremely breathable mesh fabric. The nose flap of the mask is detachable, which offers you the opportunity to choose the amount of protection. The ears of the fly mask pro are made of a strong and very effective fly knitting mesh. This has a nice feeling on the horse’s ears as it is very breathable and light.
The mask is made of a strong 100% UV-protective mesh fabric and Lycra for a close fit around the head. The rigid brow keeps the mask up off the horses' face to not obstruct vision or the eyes. The mask closes with a zipper and a press-button. To wash the mask, simply put it in the washing machine at 30 degrees.
- Protects eyes, ears, and nose
- Detachable nose flap
- Strong, breathable, 100% UV-protective mesh fabric
- Mask pops back to its original shape
