Tough 1 Slow Feed Hay Bag, Purple

Nice product but please offer something larger for a full sized horse. This barely holds 2 flakes of hay. It works well but I sure would like to have to fill it just once for overnight.

It's inexpensive.It fits 2 Californian Alfalfa flakes. (Different states do have different size bales)It is about 36 inches high, no larger.The tie is made of same cord as net. Way too thin.Will need to be changed before fingers are lost even with gloves on.Probably not worth return shipping.Would not recommend unless on a very tight budget.

GOOD PRICE AND QUARTER NET.

The closure string is difficult to manage. It's the same thickness and material as the hay bag itself is made of, which means it's slick and not hefty enough to tie the bag onto anything

Good slow feed hay bag. The cord that tightens is pretty thin, but I haven't had to replace it yet, but I'm pretty sure I will at some point. Have had it about 6 weeks so far, with 2 minis and 1 regular size horse. Less frustrating for horses than the 1 inch slow feed nets, but still slows them down and reduces waste. So overall pretty great, but not perfect because I predict I'll have to switch out the tie cord at dinner point.

I bought 2 of these & my horses broke the string that ties them off because they are very thin and chewed the holes in the bag even bigger. These are not made very well for horses at all.

These bags are great for 14-15 hand Arabian geldings. The holes are big enough for them to get a good mouthful of hay, but this stops them pawing through the hay and then discarding 30% of a hay bale when just tossed on the ground.The nets can hold about 25-30 pounds of hay. Then I hang them from a tree high enough so if horses get impatient and paw, they won't get their feet caught.We get 50-60 lb square bales. I'll take a full bale and set it on end, then pull one of these hay nets over top of it, flip the bale over and pull another hay net over the other side. Then lay flat and cut the hay strings. Viola, 1/2 bale in each hay net.We did replace the hanging string with heavier duty rope. My husband put a non-closing loop at one end of the rope, fed the rope through the top of the hay net, then back through the loop on the rope. Then he put a large knot at the end of the rope so it won't pull back through and unravel. The rope is long enough to let the bag fully open to go over the end of hay bale, but not so long that it's hard to handle or is too long for hanging from trees.We used these every day for 2 months until the grass came in. Now the boys are on pasture. The nets held up well and I'm looking forward to using them this winter. I recommend having twice as many as you'll put out at one time so you can have one set in the hay shed and just pick up empty nets when you put out full ones. Saves on back and forth if you have to haul your nets any distance.

Holds much less hay than I needed. No where near a small bale. The openings are big so didn’t slow my horse down

Le caben 7.400 kg a la red completa, muy funcional solo tienes que estar al pendiente que el equino no la vaya a trozar y comerse el istle

Debe funcionar, pero mis caballos no se adecuaron a ella

Le sac est comme ceux acheté dans les boutiques équestres. Le seul B-mol je dirais c’est la corde pour suspendre qui est fait du même matériel que le filet lui-même. Une grosse corde aurai été un 10/10. Mais pour le prix!! Je le recommande oui absolument!!

I have this net in purple and blue. The purple one got several holes chewed in it as a short cut to getting out hay, so eventually I bought a blue one to replace it (which was less expensive than the purple one for some reason). The blue one has held up to date, and it has been kicked around the yard, so it’s definitely endured the same abuse as the other net.

Good quality for the price