EquiVizor 95% UV Eye Protection (COB) Standard Horse Fly Mask - Help with Uveitis, Corneal Ulcer, Light Sensitivity. Designed to Stay On Your Horse, Off The Ground.

Fits my horse very well - it’s more structured than many fly masks I’ve tried but it fits her really well. full coverage from UV light for eyes. Easy to fit. So far hasn’t rubbed my horse at all. Worth the money!

My boy is 39 yrs old and I just bought him his second one. The picture is the first one from the same company. He loved it. Lasted just shy of 3 yrs after daily use. It was rinsed ever night when he comes in to his stall for the night because sometimes he rolls and gets it dirty. This past year I sowed a new Velcro strap on it for better hold and it was like new.I will keep it for a back up just in case.The new one is made with a chin strap the first one did not have. It can be cut off if desired.I love the way it sits OFF of his eyes and is kinda padded in that area. He loves that as well. He never had an issue putting it on his faceHe suffered from uvulitis and went blind in his right eye and that was when I found the first one for himJust wish I bought it sooner!!And he looks so cute with it on !! Fits perfectly and stays in place .

My coming 6 year old AQHA mare is completely blind in her left eye after an accident at the trainers as a 4 year old. Last summer she developed uveitis in her right eye and has basically went completely blind despite everything tried. With this and her Smart Pack supplement, she's able to maintain enough vision to safely make her way around and be the happy mare she's always been. This was a game changer for her, especially since she's has always been a houdini and was able to escape a mask faster than you could get it on her!

Absolutely the best fly mask. My mare gets them all off, and she needs it on, except this one. Must be comfortable.

It is NOT mule proof. My mule has managed to get this mask off of her face multiple times. I bought it primarily for the UV protection as she is a white Appaloosa mule with pink eye lids. I was hoping it would also be harder for her to remove and or destroy as she tends to do to fly masks.I’ve given up on using it for her and will give it to my old gelding who is much less destructive.As far as quality though, she has gotten this thing off part way multiple times and I’m convinced it’ll be destroyed each time. She’s has been unsuccessful no matter how hard she tries to destroy this thing.One thing I hadn’t expected that is a huge plus, although it’s black with a high UV protection, you can still see their eyes. That’s fantastic for keeping an eye on eye health and condition without having to remove the mask to see the eyes. It also makes me feel better about their being able to see at night.I had planned to try the mask out on the mule because I worry about the sun’s affect on those pink lids and then if I was happy with it I’d start ordering them for the others in the herd over time.I probably won’t outfit the entire herd with these fly masks, but I will be using it on my gelding since the fly harass him day and night causing his eyes to swell and get irritated. With his visibility not being hindered much at night, I’ll be able to let him where the mask day and night keeping his eyes protected all of the time.I gave the mask four stars instead of five because in the description it says they can’t get the mask off of their faces. Since my mule proved otherwise I don’t feel it deserves five stars. Other than that it’s a great product.

Great fly masks that really stay on for weeks. While they are not completely escape proof, these fly masks are still the best ones I’ve used for my Houdini horses. I’ve had all mine for 3 months now and out of the 5, I’ve only had to throw away one from ripping. The only reason I’m not giving 5 stars is because I do have to make some alterations when they come in.Tips, tricks and alterations to improve it:The major negative is that the visor is made of a black foam that gets very hot and despite the holes, is not breathable, my horses foreheads were drenched in sweat in this if it’s over 90°F or humid. It REALLY traps the heat in.The solution: I get a razor blade or box cutter and cut the foam out, but leave a little of it along the seams. I actually like this because it reinforces the points to stay off their face.Another thing I do is cut the straps shorter after fitting it to the horse. After that I burn the ends with a lighter so that they won’t fray. I do this because the straps are very long. If you don’t cut the one under the throat shorter, I had mine step on it while grazing and break the buckle. Luckily the buckles are replaceable. The company sells the breakaway buckles, but really they can be replaced with any 1” plastic buckle and they will crack under pressure, so I buy a cheap pack of those as back up.

My mini measured 10" for her forehead measurement. Initially, after strap adjustments, the mask fit pretty well and I trimmed the straps. After wearing it for a bit, the mask folds in on itself, coming very close to her eyes. I've tinkered with the straps and Velcro in every way, but it will not lay properly on her face. A very expensive nonsolution to her uveitis. Great concept but poor fit.

My girl has eye surgery so we have the Equivizor protective eye shield (actually we have 2) and now she graduated to this. She has gone through several fly masks and I was very excited to find this one. Great coverage and she can’t wiggle out of it like traditional fly masks. Other protective mask actually seem to hit her right with her eyes are which defeats the purpose. This one fits perfect. I’m going to order another one now. Thank you for a great product.