Stabiles Netz zu 50% des Preises, was andere Modelle angeht. Ja, das Material ist dünner/anders, aber es ist sehr stabil, ich denke, es wird auch auf die Zeit haltbar sein. Das Teil tut seinen Dienst für wenig Geld, ich kann es empfehlen!

I searched for several different large bale nets and they all look the same to me…. IDK if some are thicker than others? The thickness is about the same as a small hay net you’d use in your horse trailer. I put the bale in the net then put a hay ring around the whole thing and this combination has saved tons on waste!!!!!!! The horses can’t go pull mass amounts of hay out due to the net and they cannot go to the bathroom on it because of the ring. The ring catches what falls out of there mouth and literally the entire bale gets eaten, especially if you have it under cover! The net lasted me about 8 months before I needed to buy a new one. So for $55! Well worth the money. After 8 months there were 3 holes that allowed them to pull out more and make waste, you could definitely use twine to fix small holes if you needed to save money but $55 bucks in 8 months was well worth it for me!

Consiglio questa rete per slowfeed, è ideale per evitare sprechi di fieno.

I just received the hay net and it fit easily over our 4.5 round bale. Lightweight compared to my other more expensive nets that get soaked through when wet and then are a nightmare to empty and remove from the paddock. The holes are not slow feeder ( my others are 1.25 and 1 inch ) however it will prevent waste . My only concern with this net is that where the rope to secure is attached the small holes become much bigger and this may be a problem with my small ponies and minis getting hoofs in. I put the closure part on top of the bale in the Paddock so it won't be an issue until they eat it the bale down. Because of the price I have ordered a second net . Time will tell how they hold up but even my 250$ nets get holes chewed in them so these nets are definitely good value.

Fab net. Covers a 4ft bale with ease. Instead of making up haynets every day for my horses, I put a whole bale in the shelter with the net on. As the bale reduces in size just use the very generous rope to thread through the net to pull the net tighter. I'll admit once the bale gets to the point you can pick it up and easily move, I put it in a sheep hay feeder for the alpacas to finish. But if only horses I'd put in a manger or smaller hay net.2nd bale in this net and no holes. Both horses are unshod. My friesian has no front teeth and then I have a old pony. So prob why no holes. It's a good quality net. But a aggressive eater will prob put holes in.Just brought another for my alpaca's, sheep hurdles will be put round the bottom of it as an alpaca leg could get caught up in it, but other than that, I suspect it will be just as good.