Protection for eyes and ears
Fly masks
Fly masks with or without nose protection effectively protect your horse from flies and other insects. A fly mask is particularly useful for horses with sensitive eyes.
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Which is better: fly fringes or fly masks?
Fly fringes usually only protect the eyes. This product consists of a type of browband that is attached to the halter. Many fringes are attached to this strap, which are intended to scare the flies away through movement.
Fly masks, on the other hand, provide more extensive protection for your horse's head. Most fly masks have protection for the ears, reach up to or over the nostrils and close tightly to prevent flies from entering the mask. Many fly masks also have UV protection. This can be an advantage for light-coloured horses that are prone to sunburn.
Can you ride with fly masks?
If your horse is sensitive, you can also ride with a fly mask. This is particularly useful when riding along country lanes. Take particular care to ensure that the fly mask does not rub or get caught on the bridle and therefore pull the fly mask over the bridle. This way you can quickly remove the mask if in doubt.
































