Cashel Horse Tail Bag Black

I have been using this tailbag for over a month now and have no issues with the velcro or anything else breaking like others had stated. I have found, though, that wrapping up my boys tail with a sock first and then putting the tail bag over top of that is the best way to use it. Otherwise his tail becomes a knotted mess from him swishing it so much.

I bought one as I was skeptical over the price. I’ve had it on a mare that tears EVERYTHING up and it has not come off one and does not have any rips or tears in it. I have noticed that it’s starting to bleach out, which is to be expected from Texas summer heat. Overall, I’m very pleased with how this tail bag has held up. Her tail has grown a few inches in it with me taking it out once a week and putting cowboy magic in it, brushing and re braiding.

Nice quality bag, but I will not be using it. I have a young horse. Her previous people used a flag on a stick for training. Nothing wrong with that, however I could see my youngster jumping a fence line thinking a human was urging her faster and faster. I will look for a quieter bag, in the meantime, back to self adhering wrap.

Attachment band broke after two days of use. The elastic snapped and was not repairable. Returned.

Really disappointed in this. It broke within a week of being on my horse. I had higher hopes for this tail bag, would not buy or you’ll end up disappointed like me.

I love using this tail bag in conjunction with a lycra tail bag inside. My horse lives in South Florida and uses the tassels from the tail bag to periodically swat away flies. Practical and durable. easy to clean.Just one elastic velcro strap secures tail bag when the tail is braided.

The product is nice quality except for the elastic and Velcro that holds it on. My mare was able to pull it off constantly.

Complete waste of money. I bought it to protect my horse's tail after his neighbor started chewing on it, and it instantly fell off. The closure that they describe in the product description is really just an overly large elastic band secured with velcro. I tried securing it with braid binders and some complex twisting of the elastic, but it had fallen off my horse by the next day. Even better, the light material apparently catches the wind, because it's completely disappeared from my horse's pasture. The low price isn't worth the mere 3 days of tail protection that I got out of it.