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Premier Equine padded tail guard with tail bag review *H&H Approved*


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  • Premier Equine padded tail guard with tail bag

    Score

    10/10
    • Performance:
      10/10
    • Fit:
      10/10
    • Durability:
      10/10
    • Value:
      8/10

    Manufacturer:

    Premier Equine

    Price as reviewed:

    £23.00

    Official description: Premier Equine Tail Guard

    The Premier Equine padded tail guard with tail bag is made of neoprene with a non-slip lining and has the option of attaching a cotton tail bag to the bottom using Velcro. Four Velcro straps secure the tail guard, while high-rise padding protects the top of the tail, which is most susceptible to rubbing. It is shaped and padded at the top of the tail for total protection. Available in one size, in black, burgundy or navy.

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    First impressions

    It looked simple but well made, and like it would be lightweight and breathable while still offering good protection.

    Overview of performance

    It was a good shape, fitted very well and had plenty of adjustment space. It was easy to put on and take off — the Velcro was very strong, but this meant very secure. It offered good protection and kept tails very clean. It was good quality, washed well and stayed looking new.

    Harriet’s likes and dislikes

    I liked the simple, easy-to-apply design and it did exactly the job intended. It fitted the tail really well and was great value for money. I can’t think of any way to improve it — I would definitely recommend it as it was the best I tested.

    Verdict

    *H&H APPROVED* Good value for money and does a perfect job.

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    Who tested this tail guard?

    Harriet Rimmer is a busy yard owner and hunting enthusiast. She produces and sell hunters, alongside riding and training horses for owners. During the season, Harriet is out at least three times a week — at least once with her local pack and visiting others as much as she can, whatever the weather.  Over the summer, Harriet spends her time getting the horses out and about wherever she can to gain some life experience.

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