FlyGuard Pro Fine Mesh Fly Mask with Ears - Navy - Extra Full

It is recommended to clean the fly mask regularly, ideally after every few days of use, or more frequently if it becomes visibly dirty or sweaty, to maintain hygiene and effectiveness.

The mask offers 70%+ average UV blocking, which helps to reduce sunburn and coat bleaching.

A properly fitting mask should be snug but not tight, without causing rubs or excessive pressure. It should not shift significantly when the horse moves its head. Refer to the manufacturer's sizing chart for specific measurements.

While the mesh offers some protection, the mask is primarily designed for protection against flies and UV. Its effectiveness in heavy rain may be limited, and it should be allowed to dry thoroughly afterward.

The mask is made from fine, field-durable mesh designed for robust use. However, like anyEquine equipment, prolonged or intense wear may eventually lead to wear and tear.

Airstream ear coverings are designed to protect the horse's ears from insects while allowing for continuous airflow, preventing overheating and discomfort.

The mask offers a minimum rating of 60+% for eye mesh effectiveness, though this can potentially diminish over time with use.

Adjust the quick-fit secure straps for a tighter fit. Ensure the mask is the correct size for your horse's head and ear dimensions. Check for obstructions or an uneven head shape that might prevent a proper fit.

Verify the mask is not too tight. Ensure there are no rough edges or seams rubbing against the horse's skin. Clean the mask regularly to remove sweat and debris that could cause irritation.

Check if the eye mesh is clean and free from debris. Ensure the 3D eye visor is properly aligned. If the mesh has become significantly worn or damaged, it may need replacement.

Ensure the ear coverings are not folded or bunched up. Check that the horse's ears are not getting trapped. Clean the ear coverings to ensure proper ventilation.