Super Fly Sheet with Neck and Belly Cover
Super Fly Sheet with Neck and Belly Cover
Ovation Riding
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The full-coverage fly sheet: attached neck, belly guard, breathable mesh.
Breathable 300D CoolWick Softmesh with an attached neck, which Ovation states offers over 70% UV protection. The neck cover is stretch spandex rather than the sheet fabric, so the horse keeps freedom of movement through the neck instead of fighting a fixed panel. A belly guard covers the underline. Covered double t-lock front closure and removable leg straps.
Specifications:
- Fabric: 300D CoolWick Softmesh, breathable
- UV protection: over 70%
- Attached neck with stretch spandex for freedom of movement
- Belly guard
- Front closure: covered double t-lock
- Removable leg straps
- Color: Grey/Teal
- Sizes 69 in through 84 in, in 3 in steps
- Care: machine wash in a bag; line dry or machine dry on low heat
Fit:
Measure from the center of the chest, along the side, to the point of the buttock. Sizes run 69 in to 84 in in three-inch steps. This version is not offered below 69 in.
What sets this one apart:
Full coverage in one piece: an attached neck and a belly guard over breathable 300D CoolWick Softmesh that Ovation states offers over 70% UV protection. The neck is stretch spandex rather than sheet fabric, so the horse keeps movement through the neck, and because it is attached it cannot be lost, cannot slip out of line with the sheet, and cannot be left off on a cooler day.
Why it is here:
Spandex at the neck. A fixed mesh neck on a fly sheet is the piece that rubs a mane out, and building that section in stretch is the detail that decides whether the sheet stays on the horse or comes off in July.
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