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Location: Arkansas | Just wanted to see if anyone has used these yet? Seems like a good idea and much easier than standing wraps, but I'd like to see what others think of them... |
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have a horse that will stock up and haven't had a problem since using them. |
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Elite Veteran
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Location: Arkansas | Awesome! I've read some reviews and on the most part, people loved them but they were hard to get off! Id love to try them; my good horse ALWAYS stocks up, even with light trailering or stalling. I almost always wrap with standing wraps, but am cautious when its hot... I fear that his legs get too hot... |
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Tell It Like It Is
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Location: Wyoming | I think they are a pretty neat product. Especially if you have a horse that requires being in wraps all of the time. |
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Location: Whitney, NE | Likes: they are quick to apply, which is nice if you are wrapping often, they apply pressure in an even way, where wraps that aren't applied carefully can have tight spots. They don't protect from a blow like a No-bow will, so I put my BOT quickwraps over top in the trailer.
Dislike: mine tend to slide down the leg, bunching up around his pastern. I think, though that a size smaller would probably fix that. I don't put them on and leave him alone. I check frequently to make sure they're in place. Also, plan on the first few times applying them being a workout! Once you get the hang of it they are easy. |
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Flexsleeve... experiences?