Shires Equestrian Products ARMA Zeb-Tek Fly TU Horse Socks
In a Nutshell
- Frequent falling down to the horse's fetlocks
- Velcro too grippy and hard to remove
- Mixed feedback on fly protection effectiveness
- Often ends up in the trash
- Wouldn't buy again
Quick Verdict
The Shires Equestrian Products ARMA Zeb-Tek Fly TU Horse Socks have mixed reviews. Some users appreciate they fly protection, but many find the velcro too grippy and hard to remove. They frequently fall down to the horse's fetlocks and are not considered good value for money. If you need fly protection, you may want to consider alternatives or use them with caution.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Frequent falling down and velcro issues.
Prevention: Consider alternative products or additional securing methods.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Fly Protection (2)
Effective at keeping flies off the horse's legs.
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Fast Shipping (1)
Received the product quickly.
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Good Price (1)
Considered to be a good price for the product.
Cons
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Fall Down (2) major
The socks frequently fall down to the horse's fetlocks.
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Difficult to Remove (2) major
The velcro is too grippy, making it hard to remove the socks.
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Not Durable (1) major
The socks do not last long and are often trashed.
Quality Trend: Declining
More recent reviews mention significant issues with fit and functionality.
neutral
negative
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Horse owners looking for fly protection — Effective at keeping flies off the horse's legs but
✗ Skip If
- • Horse owners with hard-to-fit horses — Frequent falling down to the horse's fetlocks and difficulty in removing the socks.
- • Horse owners looking for durable products — The socks do not last long and are often trashed.
Durability & Care
Factors: frequent falling down, velcro issues
Cleaning Methods
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Are these socks durable?
No, many users reported that the socks do not last long and are often trashed.
Bottom Line
If you're looking for reliable fly protection for your horse, consider other products. If you do decide to try these, be prepared for potential issues with fit and ease of use.