Review on TrailMax Heavy Horses Newly Designed by Shannon Davis

My horse is very rough with his feed sacks, he grabs them from behind with his paws and raises his head as he steps on them. She destroyed 4 different brands in a few weeks. I was hoping this one would hold, but the buckle snapped on her first meal. I did NOT want to buy a new feed bag again so I attached a strap with a carabiner so she couldn't tear it. It worked fine, but after a week or so she took it apart and tore off the bottom half along the seam. Still determined, I went into the Hobby Lobby and found their strongest outdoor upholstery fabric (with a disgusting print, shameful) and some industrial-grade thread, and spent three hours reinforcing each seam and sewing the fabric along the parts that should have endured. worst beating. It's been almost a month and a half and so far so good. So. A feed bag will probably work fine for the average, well-behaved horse, but be prepared to add plenty of reinforcement for everything else.