Shires Fleece Lined Horse Headcollar - Pink

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The Shires Fleece Lined Horse Headcollar is designed for horse owners seeking a blend of comfort and durability, making it an excellent choice for horses with sensitive skin prone to rubbing. By incorporating soft fleece padding at key contact points, this headcollar provides relief during extended wear or travel. While it offers superior comfort, potential buyers should note that the fleece lining requires regular maintenance to prevent debris accumulation and maintain its soft texture.
| Colour | Pink |
|---|---|
| Material | Fleece |
| Model Part Number | 1341344 |
| Brand | Shires |
Yes, it is suitable for turnout, provided it is fitted correctly. Ensure it is not loose enough to get caught on stable fixtures.
The headcollar features adjustable nosebands and throat straps, allowing for significant customization to fit various equine head sizes securely.
The fleece lining is integrated into the design for optimal comfort and stability and is not intended to be removed.
Allow the mud to dry, brush it off, and use a damp cloth with mild detergent to spot-clean the affected areas.
The headcollar uses durable chrome buckles designed for equine use, but it should be stored in a dry place to prolong its lifespan.
The anatomic shape relieves pressure on the sensitive poll area, reducing tension and improving comfort for the horse.
Ensure the fit is not too loose, as excessive movement can cause friction, and check that the fleece is free of debris or dried mud.
Clean the chrome buckles with a damp cloth and apply a light lubricant if necessary to ensure smooth operation.
To set up the headcollar, adjust the noseband and headpiece evenly to ensure the cheek pieces sit correctly below the horse's cheekbones. The throat lash should be tight enough to remain secure but loose enough to prevent restriction.