Fly Protection for Horses including, fly veils, fly masks, fly boots, fly sheets
Fly Masks
$25.95
This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page 
Fly Masks
$31.88
This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page 
Fly Masks
$22.95
This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page 
Fly Masks
$13.95
This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page Fly Masks
$16.88
This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page 
Grey
Horse Fly Sheets
$77.88
This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page 
Grey
Horse Fly Sheets
$67.88
This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page 
Grey
Horse Fly Sheets
$86.88
This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page Find the right fit
Fly mask fit guide
Fit guide
Measure for a fly mask
Ears: base to tip. Throat: from the poll, behind the ears, around under the jaw. Nose: across the face, below the eyes, from one side of the jaw to the other.
| Tough1 mask | Ears | Throat | Nose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mini | 4" | 32"–36" | 22" |
| Horse, Comfort Mesh | 9" | 31"–37" | 30" |
| Horse, PVC mesh | 7" | 40"–47" | 30" |
| Warmblood | 8" | 42"–49" | 32" |
A good fit
- The mesh sits off the eyes and lashes.
- Snug enough that it won't slip, with room for two fingers at the jaw.
- Each product lists its own measurements.
Donkeys and mules need long ear masks. Questions? Use Ask a question.
Fly veil and ear bonnet guide
Fit guide
Fly veils and ear bonnets
A fly veil, also called an ear net or ear bonnet, covers the ears to keep flies out while you ride. It goes on under the bridle.
| Size | Usually fits |
|---|---|
| Pony | Ponies and small heads |
| Cob | Cobs, Arabians and finer heads |
| Full | Most horses |
Putting it on
- Slip the ears into the ear covers.
- Lay the cap flat over the poll, then put the bridle on over it.
- Tuck or tie the cords so they sit neatly at the throatlatch.
Sizes vary by brand. Check your show rules for ear bonnets; some noise-reducing styles note FEI approval.
Fly boot fit guide
Fit guide
Choose fly boots
Height: from just below the knee or hock to the top of the hoof. Width: around the leg. Most fly boots wrap and adjust within a range.
| Tough1 fly boots | Front | Hind |
|---|---|---|
| Mini | 9" tall, 6"–10" wide | 11" tall, 8"–12" wide |
| Pony (contoured) | 10" tall, 8"–12" wide | |
| Horse | 14" tall, 11"–15" wide | 18" tall, 11"–15" wide |
Good to know
- Check the "Sold as" line: some are pairs, some are sets of 4.
- Fasten straps snugly so the boot stays up, but don't over-tighten.
Each product lists its own measurements. Questions? Use Ask a question.
Questions, answered
Which size do I need?
Sizes vary by brand. Check the measurements on each product and the fit guide below, and use Ask a question if you're not sure.
Fly mask or fly veil?
A fly mask is for turnout: mesh covers the eyes, and often the ears and nose. A fly veil, or ear bonnet, is for riding: it covers the ears and goes under the bridle.
Can I return it?
We don't accept returns on horse apparel for health and safety reasons, so please check the size before you order. Questions? Use Ask a question and we'll help.
How fast does it ship?
Order by 11 am CT and it ships within 48 hours. Add an item to your cart and enter your ZIP to see delivery time and cost.
Fly protection for horses
Shop Tough1 fly masks for minis to drafts, donkey and mule masks, riding fly veils and ear bonnets from HKM, Fair Play, Cavalli Puri and LÉTTIA, Tough1 mesh fly boots, and fly sheets.