Kensington™ UViator CatchMask® with Ears, Removable Nose & Forelock Opening
Item #: 23589
Kensington™ UViator CatchMask® with Ears, Removable Nose & Forelock Opening
$89.85
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Kensington™ UViator CatchMask® with Ears, Removable Nose & Forelock Opening
The Kensington™ UViator CatchMask® with Ears, Removable Nose & Forelock Opening is a great choice if you are looking to provide the most comprehensive protection available. It is perfect if your horse suffers with uveitis or has pink skin or pale eyes. Developed under the premise that “if you need sunglasses, your horse needs them too,” the UViator is constructed with Kensington’s highest UV-blocking Textilene® mesh called Solar Screen. It provides 90% UV blocking while maintaining a 78% air permeability and visibility rating.
Not just for summertime, this fly mask is ideal for use year-round to eliminate the harsh reflections that bounce off wet or snowy surfaces.
The CatchMask style is both a fly mask and a halter in one. Simply snap a lead rope through the double-locking throat closure, and the mask can be used as a halter that provides all the strength needed to handle your horse. The design streamlines turn-in and turn-out routines for handlers, while the soft fleece-lined inside ensures all-day horse comfort.
This CatchMask has ear covers and a removable nose piece to provide even more protection.
Key features & benefits:
- Blocks 90% UV rays, serving as “sunglasses” for your horse.
- Helpful during fly season, but also to help with glare from winter sun and snow.
- Ideal for horses with uveitis, pink skin or pale eyes.
- 78% air permeable and high visibility rating.
- Design serves as a fly mask and a halter in one.
- Nose piece is removable.
Note: UViators may need to be sized up when compared to our regular masks, as their design is slightly different.
Imported.
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Proposition 65 Warning
Prop. 65 Warning for California Residents
WARNING: This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
For the complete list of chemicals covered by this the statute, please visit California’s Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment at:
https://oehha.ca.gov/proposition-65
