Cashel Crusader Standard Fly Mask No Ears or Nose,Gray,Horse

The Cashel Crusader is sturdy enough for my quarter horse and in rotation with my other Cashel Crusader mask should survive the summer. I keep two so that I can wash them once every week or so to keep the dust and hair to a minimum. He has high cheek bones and another brand of mask wore the hair right off even with soft fabric added. The Cashel sits a little longer on his face and I don’t have any problems with hair loss.I like the addition of the “designer” fabric and I hope that they continue to innovate and make this line. The mask is soft enough not to rub without the faux “fur” edging (on other brands) which is far too warm for 100° summer temps.My quarter horse does rub his head and his mask has some wear spots but is holding up well. If your horse destroy masks, this might not be a good choice. My draft cross can destroy one of these masks within a day or so. (He wears the other brand of mask that rubs the hair off of my quarter horse. The sturdier brand is Kensington.)All in all, the designer fabric make these cute, it seems to be cooler for the horse, and the cut and structure of the Cashel Crusader Designer Fly Mask works wonderfully for my less destructive horse.