TuffRider Comfy Plus Standard Neck Horse Fly Sheet
High-quality, well-fitting fly sheet with great value for money.
This hay net is well-received for its quality and slow-feeding functionality but has mixed reviews on ease of use. Most users find it durable and effective, but some struggle with loading and tangling issues.
Tangling and difficulty in loading
Prevention: Use a container or tub for easier loading and be cautious with the netting design.
Users appreciate the high quality of the material.
horse has to eat slowly
Horse owners appreciate the quality of the hay net.
The rope used on this horse hay net is fine.
A good quality hay net with fine rope and nylon draw string positionally located.
Some users find it difficult to load and prone to tangling.
The size is small to hard to use.
Harder to load these hay nets.
It involves user frustration.
Factors: Frequency of use, Environmental conditions
Yes, users report that it lasts for several years with proper care.
Yes, the soft material does not hurt horses' noses.
No, some users find it difficult to load and prone to tangling.
Users report it lasts for several years with proper care.
Common issues include tangling and difficulty in loading.
"They last! Use this brand all winter inside stalls and outside in the run-in for several years."
"If you use hay nets, you know how awkward it can be to load them. It is not my favorite thing to do, so I need a good haynet that can quasi stand while I am using one hand for the flake and one hand to hold the opening. I do not use anything to load the hay like a tub - but really would need to one ..."
If you're looking for a durable, slow-feeding hay net, this is a good option. Just be aware of the potential loading and tangling issues. It might be a bit small, but it's good enough for flakes of hay.