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Charlie Bucket

Charlie Bucket

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..fluorescent bandages to me :D

I went with the Equitech Vision's in the end - fab!

Just an excuse to show off my handsome beast really, but wit woo look at those leg warmers ;)

Thanks again!
 
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Oh dear I really messed that up....

HERE is the picture *hopefully*

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I have the High Viz leg wraps on all 4 legs of my horse and just the other day a motorist wound down their window and said how good they were. Anything on the legs is at driver's height.
 
I know they ae brilliant aren't they... even more eye catching as they are constantly moving!

He won't tolerate an exercise sheet (as soon as a little breeze hits it I'm being ejector-seated through mid air) so had to look for alternatives.....tail guard is next! :D
 
My horse will tolerate both myself and him wearing any amount of hi viz. The dog, however, is a completely different matter and I cannot get him used to her wearing it, even if he sees her in the yard he freaks!
 
Luci07 said:
My horse will tolerate both myself and him wearing any amount of hi viz. The dog, however, is a completely different matter and I cannot get him used to her wearing it, even if he sees her in the yard he freaks!
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Haha! They are funny animals aren't they!

Saying that, mine wears a rug all winter and doesn't worry about that flapping in the wind!:rolleyes:
 
As a driver covering hundreds of miles a week thank you for using hi-viz! Do you have to wash them every time you use them? I imagine in this weather they would get pretty mucky quickly. And why did you choose these over boots?
 
I like them and they look smart too for hi vis but I just don't think I could be bothered to put them on only for them to get plastered in mud!

Then again we dislodged a Velcro wrap at an in hand walk the other day so maybe something more secure is in order!
 
lucindakay said:
not only are those bandages amazing but you have a WoW saddle!!!!
i might get a set of those bandages especially since the fog has kept falling quite thick and very fast!
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Yes I do :o My biggest indulgence EVER! Cost me £1000 :eek: I split up with my boyfriend and used the money from my half of our things to buy it. Absolutely amazing saddle, I feel extremely secure and never get a numb bum ;). Never owned something so expensive (except horsies obviously) it gets cleaned a lot more than my other tack haha :D

MoggyinManolos said:
They are great, might have to get some for Nell :D
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Yes! I think we should all get some! Wizzy has some lovely Hi-Viz gear too, I will upload a picture soon :). Hope you and Nell are getting on ok? :)

weesophz said:
what a lovely boy! spot him a mile off haha very smart looking :)
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Thank you very very much! :D

DWTeam said:
They look great but sadly you shop is out of stock sniff sniff. Now off to see if I can find them anywhere else.
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Oh no :( When jnb recommended them she did say that they were short stocked. If you check out my last thread (Fluorescent bandages...a myth?!) There were lots of others :)

singing dawg said:
As a driver covering hundreds of miles a week thank you for using hi-viz! Do you have to wash them every time you use them? I imagine in this weather they would get pretty mucky quickly. And why did you choose these over boots?
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You are very welcome! Thank you very much for your reply, its warming to see a driver trying to make riding on roads safer too. I was involved in a road accident in May where tragically my friends horse was killed, we were all wearing Hi-Viz but since I can't get enough of the stuff. I have only used them today so far, they aren't very dirty but assuming they will get that way so will wash them accordingly :)

mandwhy said:
I like them and they look smart too for hi vis but I just don't think I could be bothered to put them on only for them to get plastered in mud!

Then again we dislodged a Velcro wrap at an in hand walk the other day so maybe something more secure is in order!
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It did take me a while but then again I haven't used bandages in yonks! I'm sure I'll get faster with practice! Horsey is very spooky so went for bandages for security rather than wraps as dont want one flying off behind him on the road! :D
 
Charlie Bucket said:
Yes! I think we should all get some! Wizzy has some lovely Hi-Viz gear too, I will upload a picture soon :). Hope you and Nell are getting on ok? :)
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Oh bless her, bet she looks very cute in it, yes would be lovely to see her, she reminds me so much of Seren. Nell is doing really good thanks, hopefully get on tomorrow and do a little session in the school if the weather is not too hideous x
 
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