Review on Cashel Crusader: The Ultimate Fly Mask for Standard Protection by Kiesha Butler

Finally, after two long seasons of flying with bullying and rubbing and forcing his mate to chew, our beloved draft horse has taken off the lower part and it is unraveling. So he gets a new one and we get two more years or more. The Velcro was chewed shorter, the strap double-stitched, and he eventually destroyed it. I am very happy with the mask. It suits him. This keeps the flies away from his eyes. Light gray color does not fry in the sun. It is easy to put on and take off. It was washed at least once a week for two seasons of flying. He is indeed strong. He's just not exactly a draft horse, but he's not. You should see what he's doing with his hay nets. LOL (Updated July 16th, 2019 - I had to buy another one for my design because he was playing walker with his pasture mate and they managed to strip him and then destroy him by tug of war) War with him