Apollo SkyBreeze Fly Mask Horse Bonnet

Keep your horse protected and comfortable with the Apollo SkyBreeze Fly Bonnet Mask, designed to offer superior defence against flies and midges while maintaining breathability and comfort.

Constructed from a dense flat-weave mesh, the SkyBreeze-Pro Fly Mask provides gentle, high-airflow protection against even the smallest bites. The zebra-patterned mesh confuses insects, while the stiff ballistic eye covers ensure clear visibility without touching the eyes.

Thoughtfully designed with fleece padding on the nose and browband for comfort, it features a UV-protective nose flap shaped to allow unrestricted airflow. Enclosed ears, a forelock hole, and an adjustable double throat latch ensure a secure, comfortable fit, while the quick-dry material performs well in all conditions.

The Apollo SkyBreeze Fly Masks offer:

• Soft, flat weave mesh with high airflow
• Oversize bubble mesh eye covers for maximum visibility. 
• Enclosed Ears
• Nose & Browband Padding
• Nose flap 
• Fully machine washable
• Forelock hole
• Dual Velcro Throat Latchs

Suggested Sizing: Please use the following as a guide only (horse’s heads have a great deal of variance in shape and size). 

Our XL Full-size bonnets are generally not suited for horses for builds that have very large heads like Clydesdales etc.

Complete Head-to-Tail Protection for Ultimate Comfort

The SkyBreeze-Pro Fly Mask pairs perfectly with the Apollo Sky-Breeze Horse Rug to deliver complete head-to-tail protection. Both feature breathable, lightweight fabrics that ensure high airflow while offering superior defense against insects and UV rays. The Apollo rug’s durable 180gsm fabric complements the mask’s dense mesh and zebra-inspired design, which confuses and repels flies naturally. Together, they provide gentle, effective coverage that keeps your horse cool, comfortable, and protected from biting insects and summer heat.

Link here: Apollo SkyBreeze Neck Combo Horse Rugs

*Horses are unpredictable animals and there is always a risk of a horse dislodging a fly mask from scratching, snagging, or other mischief and then panicking if their vision is affected. When using fly masks and bonnets on horses you need to consider the horse’s temperament, location to other horses, environment, and overall suitability for wearing hoods. We recommend only using fly masks in safe environments where the horse can be regularly supervised at all times.