SmithBuilt UV Horse Fly Mask - Teal, Cob Size - Mesh Eyes & Ears, Breathable Fabric Protection Review

The jaw portion of it was a little too loose in my opinion as the horse I put it on has a very average sized and shaped head and it was a bit baggy at the throat. I turned them out at 7pm in it for one night and it was off by 6am the next day. I found it completely shredded to pieces. He is not overly tough on his blankets and other fly mask so it was a big surprise to see it in literal pieces after less than 12hours of wear

Seems to be constructed well and keeps the flys away from the ponies eyes and ears. While it doesn’t reduce the effectiveness at all, the netting over the ears is very long and makes the ponies ears look as long as my miniature donkeys. It will easily snag on things allowing it to be pulled off. In about 2 or 3 weeks if use, I have had to find it twice after finding her in the pasture without the mask. Don’t know how that could be eliminated. Could be an issue to find it in a really large…

My pony needed his eye protected while it was treated for an infection . The bug eye feature was perfect for keeping the eye aerated and not allowing the mask to stick to the medication . it was inexpensive but so far has stood up to several washings and paddock mates have not been able to pull it off .

Literally the first mask ever, that is always on my horse's head and not lying out in the pasture somewhere. The mask may obstruct the horse's vision, leading to tripping or other accidents.

The item was huge for a mini, it needed serious alterations, although there is some stretch to it, it was so big the stretch didn’t matter. The gaps are so large that flies go in and get trapped with the minis eyes. Found it discarded on the ground multiple times a day, and it already has holes. He has worn it less than a week. Won’t be buying that again.