Why the Masta Packaway is for you!
(£20.00)
The Masta Packaway, is made from 100% waterproof polyester, weighs just under 1 kg and comes in sizes XS to XXL. With a removable underbelly strap, reflective badge, front Velcro fasteners and a filler string under the tail to prevent the rug from coming off it has all the features of a great rug, but with all the great properties of a waterproof jacket.
Due to the thickness of regular rugs, they usually take up a lot of space in your trailer or boot. Luckily the Masta Packaway comes with a small pouch and folds up to around the size of a loaf of bread meaning storage is easy and that putting them away is quicker and simpler than ever.
If there’s one thing that can ruin any equestrian’s day it’s wet tack. So, before you step out into the rain with your horse on a competition day and ruin your kit use the Masta Packaway to cover your horse and stop your tack from being ruined, you’re going to get muddy anyways but at least your tack will stay dry.
Other rugs on the market are not usually waterproof so you may be able to ride in them but they don’t give the protection you need for your horse and its tack. However, lucky for you, the Masta Packaway is ride-able too! It has slits in the side of the cover to pass your stirrup leathers through so no matter what the weather you can hack out or even compete in the rain.
If you do hunting they you know that the colours on your bridle and tack can tend to run, when it’s raining and you’re out on a hunt, and stain your horse. Because the Masta Packaway is completely waterproof, fastens around the neck and covers all the body and neck you don’t have to worry about a stained horse this rainy summer.
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