Bought two pairs months ago and alternated two each day for 4 weeks of nightly wrapping - i would suggest having someone stitch them prior to use as the foam padding began bunching - and each washing made it worse - i was able to rework the foam around so they worked during the last week of wrapping but have thrown them away. I gave three stars as they really are cushy and easy to use - just did not hold up like i hoped. I will purchase again but will rework them prior to use to secure the edges of foam because as designed the are not for heavy use.... in my experience, anyway

When we first got our TB, we started out with regular old quilts. I found them a bit difficult to use, and they always creased and wraped unevenly. With these no-bows, all you have to do is wrap them around the leg, and they're always even, and very supportive. I don't worry with these no-bows, like I always do with the old quilts.

These quilts are not the best I have ever used, that's for sure! Overall, they are good for their low low price, but if you are picky, I would go for the more expensive no bows. I recommend washing the quilts before you use them-it cuts down on the fit issues you might find the first time you use them. They start out stiff and a bit unwieldy, but they do eventually soften up a bit and become much easier to contour to a horse's leg. Bottom line: Good Buy - but if you are picky, spend the extra money for the higher end quilts.

I bought these wraps for a mare who has a long-term wrapping injury. I have washed them several times now and they are still holding up well. Happy with the purchase, especially for the price! Much cheaper than combi-rolls when you don't need disposable wraps.

I purchased two pairs of these when I was in the store. They are horrible and I will never purchase them again. I've been wrapping for over 20 years and have NEVER had a problem using the same pair of wraps two days in a row, well the second night these became paper thin and caused two minor bows on a horse who already had a tendon injury. Smartpak should be ashamed putting their name on such poor quality.

I bought these for trailering my pony. They were a little stiff to wrap the first couple uses because they were lying flat rather than rolled, but after a couple uses they were easier to apply. They are nice and soft and provide good protection on the trailer.

I have used no bows in the past and love the product so when I acquired a horse with a history of strains and sprains I decided to splurge for a personalized pair for him. I have yet to use these but the embroidery is beautiful and the product looks just as quality as ever! The price of embroidery was a little high (IMO), which is why I marked the value as a 4, but I would order a personalized product again.

I bought these from SmartPak because over all, Smart Pak's selection and quality of product is very high. But, an avid No Bow user (the only type of wrap I ever use on my horse) I was thoroughly disappointed with these wraps. I thought they would be the ones that I usually get, which are thick and the wrap is broken into three horizontal sections, a great wrap. These, instead are thin, not well made and have no support. I got them as extras because my horse had a bow, and I never actually used them on his front legs, I used them once on the hind for swelling, and decided that they were tooooo thin, not a great fit. Needless to say, I will not buy these again for my horses legs, they have become useful for protecting my saddle on the metal saddle rack! If Smart Pak carried the better No Bow wraps, I would definitely purchase them from here, but until then, I will go elsewhere!

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