Review on Cashel Crusader Eco Sheet 80 82In by Robin Williams

I generally like this mouthpiece very much. I had no intention of spending a fortune. I don't usually wear sheets because they're too hot in the Midwest in the summer. However, the "bombers" were particularly bad this summer, so I gave in. I've always liked Cashel, which is why I chose it as my default. I have a thoroughbred that is built a bit more like a QH. (Don't tell him about it.) Headscarves keep him from rubbing his shoulder. It offers enough space for comfortable movement. I like leg loops or tail straps. I wish it had a tailgate, but that hasn't been a problem so far. I know a lot of sheets have a stripe on the belly; It has regular straps. I'm really indifferent. The suspenders do their job and we didn't need a waist belt. My horse normally wears a 78" blanket so the sizing was accurate. I took off a star because of the velcro on the chest. There is a velcro strap at the top with a standard buckle. I love this design. ", and prefer the extra velcro to prevent slipping. However, the velcro here started to separate from the screen after a week of normal wear. Simply removing the sheet untied the stitching. I have not experienced this issue on any others Sheets or duvets "clothes" for horses really need to be durable, and that velcro closure leaves a lot to be desired.