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  A Lady with Fight
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Location: NC | Those that use the PHT quick wraps: Do you use them during the summer? If so, when? How long do you leave them on?
I have an older style of quick wraps. They don't have the nylon outer coating. More like tendon wraps with velcro attached. Made of a cotton material. Just curious how others use them. |
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Location: In the Hills of Texas | When I use them I would leave them on overnight and I would use them even when it would be 100 degrees and I would use my PHT blanket also. There were times when it was real hot and the flies were bad, I would use it like a fly sheet. |
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Location: Here | hlynn - 2015-05-31 10:57 AM Those that use the PHT quick wraps: Do you use them during the summer? If so, when? How long do you leave them on? I have an older style of quick wraps. They don't have the nylon outer coating. More like tendon wraps with velcro attached. Made of a cotton material. Just curious how others use them.
 cotton material inside or outside? They are safe to use anytime |
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A Lady with Fight
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Location: NC | SG. - 2015-05-31 3:58 PM
hlynn - 2015-05-31 10:57 AM Those that use the PHT quick wraps: Do you use them during the summer? If so, when? How long do you leave them on? I have an older style of quick wraps. They don't have the nylon outer coating. More like tendon wraps with velcro attached. Made of a cotton material. Just curious how others use them.
  cotton material inside or outside?  They are safe to use anytime
Both it seems like. They're the old gray style ones. With the black velcro. Got a heck of a deal on them that I couldn't pass up!
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Location: Here | hlynn - 2015-05-31 3:00 PM SG. - 2015-05-31 3:58 PM hlynn - 2015-05-31 10:57 AM Those that use the PHT quick wraps: Do you use them during the summer? If so, when? How long do you leave them on? I have an older style of quick wraps. They don't have the nylon outer coating. More like tendon wraps with velcro attached. Made of a cotton material. Just curious how others use them. cotton material inside or outside? They are safe to use anytime Both it seems like. They're the old gray style ones. With the black velcro. Got a heck of a deal on them that I couldn't pass up!
Those are our tendon wraps. someone else added the velcro |
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A Lady with Fight
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Location: NC | SG. - 2015-06-01 8:32 AM
hlynn - 2015-05-31 3:00 PM SG. - 2015-05-31 3:58 PM hlynn - 2015-05-31 10:57 AM Those that use the PHT quick wraps: Do you use them during the summer? If so, when? How long do you leave them on? I have an older style of quick wraps. They don't have the nylon outer coating. More like tendon wraps with velcro attached. Made of a cotton material. Just curious how others use them. Â Â cotton material inside or outside? Â They are safe to use anytime Both it seems like. They're the old gray style ones. With the black velcro. Got a heck of a deal on them that I couldn't pass up!
Oh. Ok. I found that old picture on a webpage with old PHT products that were on close out . They were called quick wraps on there. Along with the older white sheet, with or without the stifle straps. I thought they were tendon wraps with added velcro too until I googled and found the photo of them attached to a PHT website. |
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| I have the tendon wraps and have used them in the summer heat on a mare that cut her leg really badly. They were ok, I don't remember any heat build up or sweating underneath them. I wrapped both fronts because of the severity of the cut. I would absolutely use them in the summer again. |
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Location: Here | hlynn - 2015-06-01 9:32 AM SG. - 2015-06-01 8:32 AM hlynn - 2015-05-31 3:00 PM SG. - 2015-05-31 3:58 PM hlynn - 2015-05-31 10:57 AM Those that use the PHT quick wraps: Do you use them during the summer? If so, when? How long do you leave them on? I have an older style of quick wraps. They don't have the nylon outer coating. More like tendon wraps with velcro attached. Made of a cotton material. Just curious how others use them. cotton material inside or outside? They are safe to use anytime Both it seems like. They're the old gray style ones. With the black velcro. Got a heck of a deal on them that I couldn't pass up! Oh. Ok. I found that old picture on a webpage with old PHT products that were on close out . They were called quick wraps on there. Along with the older white sheet, with or without the stifle straps. I thought they were tendon wraps with added velcro too until I googled and found the photo of them attached to a PHT website.
I found an extremely outdated dead link with this picture
This was about 15 years ago.. The material did not hold up to velcro use.
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A Lady with Fight
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Location: NC | SG. - 2015-06-01 1:37 PM
hlynn - 2015-06-01 9:32 AM SG. - 2015-06-01 8:32 AM hlynn - 2015-05-31 3:00 PM SG. - 2015-05-31 3:58 PM hlynn - 2015-05-31 10:57 AM Those that use the PHT quick wraps: Do you use them during the summer? If so, when? How long do you leave them on? I have an older style of quick wraps. They don't have the nylon outer coating. More like tendon wraps with velcro attached. Made of a cotton material. Just curious how others use them. Â Â cotton material inside or outside? Â They are safe to use anytime Both it seems like. They're the old gray style ones. With the black velcro. Got a heck of a deal on them that I couldn't pass up! Oh. Ok. I found that old picture on a webpage with old PHT products that were on close out . They were called quick wraps on there. Along with the older white sheet, with or without the stifle straps. I thought they were tendon wraps with added velcro too until I googled and found the photo of them attached to a PHT website. I found an extremely outdated dead link with this picture This was about 15 years ago.. The material did not hold up to velcro use.
Are the magnets still good after that long? I had no idea they were THAT old. |
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Location: Here | If this was in my care and use yes.
But I have no way of knowing what the previous users have done with it. For example Stuck it to a metal stall front for 10 year (Magnets share properties with metal) Had it near a welder or mri machine
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A Lady with Fight
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Location: NC | SG. - 2015-06-01 3:08 PM
If this was in my care and use yes.
But I have no way of knowing what the previous users have done with it. For example Stuck it to a metal stall front for 10 year (Magnets share properties with metal) Had it near a welder or mri machine
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I bought a tester that also reads polarity. The wraps read just as well as my newer magnetic products. These things have stood the test of time for sure. |
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