Fenwick Liquid Titanium Mesh Ear Bonnet Large Black – Therapeutic, Calming & Breathable
Help your horse stay calm, focused, and comfortable with the Fenwick Liquid Titanium Mesh Ear Bonnet in Large Black. Infused with innovative Far Infrared (FIR) technology, this therapeutic ear bonnet naturally improves circulation, reduces anxiety, and supports mental clarity—all without the use of drugs or harsh chemicals.
Key Features:
- Far Infrared Technology: Naturally reduces anxiety and promotes relaxation for improved performance
- Breathable Mesh Design: Keeps your horse cool and comfortable, even during intense training or competition
- Ear Coverage: Reduces noise sensitivity and irritation for a calmer, more focused ride
- Contoured Fit: Stays secure under the bridle—no shifting or slipping
- Versatile Use: Ideal for riding, hauling, training, or show environments
Why Riders Love It:
- Drug-free calming solution—perfect for sensitive or anxious horses
- Lightweight and breathable—no overheating, even in warm weather
- Supports focus and mental clarity in any setting
- Easy to fit and stays in place throughout your ride
- Trusted by professionals for both everyday use and competition
How to Measure for the Perfect Fit:
- Length from Poll to Cheekbones: Measure from just behind the poll down the center of the face to below the cheekbones.
- Distance Between Eyes: Measure between the inside corners of your horse’s eyes.
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Circumference of Head: Measure around the head at the midpoint, near the bottom of the cheekbone.
Ensure at least an inch of clearance around each eye for maximum comfort and safety.
Support your horse’s well-being and performance with the Fenwick Liquid Titanium Mesh Ear Bonnet—available now at Alorian Saddlery, your source for premium therapeutic equestrian gear, fast shipping, and expert advice.
*This is NOT a COMPRESSION product
After review during our Rules Working Group meeting at the USDF Convention in December 2019, this product appears to adhere to DR121 of the USEF Dressage Rules in construction and appears to be permitted in USEF/USDF competition.