Do you prefer and why?
Thanks
Bossys Bibs all the way. Works better to prevent rubs. Easier to put on and take off. No hardware to break. The end.
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Absolutely Bossy Bibs! Much easier to use, more comfortable for the horse, and no rubs.
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Agree that bib is much preferable to sleazy. Easy to get on than a sleazy, doesn’t pull or rub hair the wrong way.
Bossy’s Bibs but I used the cheap knock offs by Weatherbeeta or Shires and they work just as well.
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Bossy’s Bibs!
What’s rubbing your horse’s shoulders?
An ill fitting blanket?
I think your $$ is better spent on a blanket style/cut that fits your horse appropriately, if that’s what’s rubbing your horse’s shoulders. It will make a world of a difference, especially for more sensitive horses. I’ve had a DVM literally prescribe a former horse or mine, a better fitting blanket. She had arthritis of the humeral joint. It was a night and day difference.
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Bossy bibs…I have tried the nylon shoulder guards and the “Wunderwear” under garment they came up with decades ago…the Bossy Bib was the only thing that worked.
A blanket can fit well and still rub…I have a horse with big shoulders… I found a brand with a cut that fits his shape and he is in the correct size and he still gets rubs without the bib. I don’t have that problem with my other two.
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I will echo everyone else. Bossy Bibs are noticeably better. No idea why…
Do the Bossy’s Bibs have a girth strap or do they just sit around the neck? I couldn’t tell from the stock photos.
They just sit there. But they work fine without any need to be strapped in more. The shape keeps them in place. There a loop you can lace the front buckles or surcingles through but I don’t fine you even need to.
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