My horse has an average head, and I want the mask to fit snugly so it won't come off. Cob??
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My just slightly large headed horse wears a horse size perfectly. I would think that would for your horse as well.
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I have a mare that's petite, and the regular size works well for her. Of course, they can rub them off, if they try!
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My Morab wears a cob. The horse size was too loose and tended to stretch and become loose. I would suggest cob size. The mask is VERY stretchy but doesn't seem to be too tight when on.
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Strangely we could not get these to stay on any of our horses. They are in pastures so maybe if you have yours stalled they'll stay on. I thought they would be better than the Velcro but they are not. Talking with friends who also have horses out theirs didn't stay on either. No clue why because we could never catch the horses actually getting them off. We switched back to Velcro, double strap.
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This I don't know. The headband is adjustable and the mask itself is large I would think so but I'm not sure. I'm just not sure. Try one! You might always return yes? Just ordered a second one for my LARGE HEADED husband. He loves his - second one is for when he travels out of town for business. Give it a try.
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I doubt any mask will seal effectively a large mustached guy. The Cressi mask is an excellent one for field of view. However, in your case you may need to occasionally apply a little pressure to the top of the mask with your finger (while looking upwards) and blow some air through your nose to expel water when it seeps in. The price you have to pay for your manly looks ;)
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To answer your question I had my wife try it on. She said it should be hard to get your hair caught in the Velcro. The sleep mask is as wide at the back as it is in the front. The Velcro is much thinner than the sleep mask. The Velcro strip is long for a lot of adjustment possibilities. My recommendation is to try it. This mask is made in Vegas (if I remember what the president of the company said). If you don't like the mask, they should be willing to return it. The president of the company e-mailed me twice after I bought mine. She was polite and asked me to write a review. Hopefully I have been helpful. Good luck sleeping! To answer your question I had my wife try it on. She said it should be hard to get your hair caught in the Velcro. The sleep mask is as wide at the back as it is in the front. The Velcro is much thinner than the sleep mask. The Velcro strip is long for a lot of adjustment possibilities. My recommendation is to try it. This mask is made in Vegas (if I remember what the president of the company said). If you don't like the mask, they should be willing to return it. The president of the company e-mailed me twice after I bought mine. She was polite and asked me to write... » Read More To answer your question I had my wife try it on. She said it should be hard to get your hair caught in the Velcro. The sleep mask is as wide at the back as it is in the front. The Velcro is much thinner than the sleep mask. The Velcro strip is long for a lot of adjustment possibilities. My recommendation is to try it. This mask is made in Vegas (if I remember what the president of the company said). If you don't like the mask, they should be willing to return it. The president of the company e-mailed me twice after I bought mine. She was polite and asked me to write a review. Hopefully I have been helpful. Good luck sleeping! « Show Less
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We were unable to find one that fit this snugly, so we bought a thick piece of foam, cut it to size, and wrapped it in waterproof fabric. Good luck!
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What worked for me was to make it snug enough to stay on and be comfortable but not tight. Good luck.
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I have a smaller frame face and it does fit. I have to wear it pretty tight to keep it sealed, but not uncomfortable. Just took it last month on a snorkeling trip in Puerto Rico, great mask! The side view vision is great, and the snorkel really does keep water out when you dive down.
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My mischievous Min Pin is about 2 pounds of Houdini-like escapist and she can't get out. She can get a foot, or her muzzle out in the space between the hood and basket opening, where the zipper joins them, but that's all. I'm afraid your surprise will be outed by the box, as there's a picture and verbiage on it.
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I don't adjust the collar every time I put it on. It's still adjusted from the last wear. So I just slip it over his nose then clip the part that is snug under his head. Easy ;)
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Hi, I just had this same problem. Firmly but gently tug and pull and wiggle side to side slightly. It will finally pop into place. In my opinion, they could have improved this product a lot by giving 3 separate sized nose pieces like the Speedo Vanquisher comes with, or at least provide a spare!
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I have Multi purpose and Painter mask and fit the the mask. It works very well. For additional info call 1-888-672-4692 the MSA toll free information to all of your question. They are there to help you. I hope I have gave you all information Roland.
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Pretty simple, pull the straps through the locations where the other straps were, then, with the mask on your head, affix the shorter Velcro strips to the headgear, then tighten the longer strips to the Velcro.
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if you ride anything faster than a merry-go-round, this thing won't stay in place if you have a large or medium size face or a beard. if you have to hold handlebars, you'll go insane adjusting the mask because it always wants to move. i wear glasses also, but i have no idea if this has any fogging issues because i couldn't wear it for 5 minutes while working with tools.
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If he's able to push it off his face, the leader is too loose. You need to make sure it's properly fitted -- there are some good youtube videos on how to do that. It can be quite a bit tighter than you probably think. You want to be able to fit one or two fingers underneath it, but only just. If it's tight enough around the upper part of his nose, he won't be able to push it off.
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I have an average size head and got a small- only size available at time of order- and while it is snug, I would say that is preferable to being too loose. also, it will over time somewhat stretch. also consider its use- if it is to protect during vigorous contact, such as cane fighting, you definitely want it snug, not loose. realize this isn't a definitive answer, but small/medium I would try small. you can always exchange and prime shipping was very prompt.
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I'm not too sure maybe a small? I would try and send a message to the seller and ask them. I read you want the edge of the cone to come past their nose, but my dog being a German shephard has a long nose so his goes slightly past the cone. The cone has a couple Velcro adjustments to go more snug or loose. Hopes this helps, let us know. Good luck
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Yes, the mask uses a long, stretchy, very strong Velcro strap. My husband shifts positions a lot when he sleeps and has not had a hard time keeping it on his face. He also has a slightly large, round head (he's 6'3") and has not had a problem with the fit.