BE Prepared • BE Reunited • Peace OF Mind IS Priceless. E. Products USA! Fire! E. Products USA ) beloved horses, “Rio" and “Stetson" were boarded. Although thankfully there were no injuries to people or horses, both homes on the property were reduced to ashes. Upon hearing the news of the fire, many of the boarders arrived on scene to try to extinguish spot fires in stalls and paddocks.
I.C.E.(In Case of Emergency) Products USAensures you, or others, can identify your horse, when disaster strikes, or your horse breaks free on the trail! Takes moments to attach- super affordable and secure.
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I.C.E. Halter:Made of 3/4" nylon, soit's slender enough to fit nicely under the bridle.The I.C.E. Halter has triple-ply cheeks and a double-ply poll strap. The rolled throat latch has a snap, and the PVC-padded noseband is adjustable with a buckle. Available in 6 sizes:$42
I.C.E. Breakaway Halter:Made of 3/4" nylon. Triple-ply cheeks, rolled throat latch with snap, double-ply nylon non-adjustable noseband. Leather poll strap makes this the perfect halter for the pastured horse since it will break if the halter gets caught, saving the horse from injury. Your horse can keep your contact info on him at ALL times. Leather poll strap adjusts at both sides. Available in 5 sizes. With or without padded noseband:$48
Per Sierra View Ranch General Store, LLC: in 2006, a wildfire tore through the Southern California property where Sue and Dan's beloved horses, "Rio" and "Stetson," were boarded. Thankfully no human or horse injuries — but both homes on the property were reduced to ashes. The firemen protected the barns from a direct hit; the stalled horses sheltered in place. Dan describes the situation in one word: "chaotic." Additional fires in the years to come, fueled by dry forage and Santa Ana winds, made fear of natural disasters a reality in their lives. In 2015 I.C.E. Products USA launched, fueled by that 2006 day. Sue and Dan recognized the need for horse owners to have a tool to quickly put ID on their animals when faced with imminent disaster (wildfire, hurricane, tornado, or flood).
Per I.C.E. Products: fire, flood, hurricane, tornado, earthquake — all reality for horse owners. Sometimes (hurricanes) you have advance notice; sometimes seconds count and disaster is imminent. No one wants to open the gate and turn horses loose — but sometimes it's the only choice to save their lives. The question becomes: how do you get them back, and how fast? Per conversations Sue and Dan had with large-animal rescue personnel and first responders: in a field of evacuated horses, those wearing visible ID will be the first to be processed and returned to their families. Feeding evacuated horses is costly and requires many volunteers — rescue teams quickly process the horses who are easily identifiable. ID is the difference between same-day reunion and weeks of fostering chaos.
Per I.C.E. Products, ManeStay™ launched in 2016 after a year of intense research and many conversations with veterinarians, barn owners, and large-animal rescue personnel. Designed to be safe for the horse faced with wildfire. Key specs: secures to unbraided hair in literally three seconds; the I.C.E. form keeps the user's info private until needed (behind Velcro® closures); when completed with an ultra-fine-point Sharpie® brand marker, the user's info is permanent and waterproof. Every I.C.E. form is Calfire rated. Price as listed: $25. Pricing as quoted is subject to change due to economic factors — confirm current pricing with I.C.E. directly.
Per I.C.E. Products, the I.C.E. UltraLite launched in 2017, weighing in at less than three-quarters of an ounce. The aluminum carabiner hooks through a mane braid and can be left in place long term — such as during the area's season of natural disasters. UltraLite is ideal for riding, camping, transport, and turnout in addition to natural-disaster preparation. 5 colors to choose from. Price as listed: $19. Pricing as quoted is subject to change due to economic factors — confirm current pricing with I.C.E. directly.
Per I.C.E. Products, the I.C.E. Clip-on is portable peace of mind. Designed to attach to the saddle, halter, breast collar, saddle bag — or to the rider's belt loop. If you're separated from your horse on the trail, the Clip-on helps a finder reunite you. The company suggests putting one on your horse and another on your own belt loop — that way if you need medical assistance, your riding buddy can call your emergency contact (spouse, doctor) using the info on the Clip-on you're wearing. 11 colors to choose from. Price as listed: $19. Pricing as quoted is subject to change due to economic factors — confirm current pricing with I.C.E. directly.
Per I.C.E. Products, three halter versions, all with sewn-on I.C.E. form, made-to-order in 16 colors:
Pricing as quoted is subject to change due to economic factors and material costs — confirm current pricing with I.C.E. directly.
Per I.C.E. Products, the unexpected happens beyond natural disasters. On the trail: a horse spooks at a deer or rabbit; bolts as you try to remount; rears at a snake on the trail and you're thrown. Off goes your horse. With ID clipped to the saddle (Clip-on) or horse's mane (UltraLite), whoever finds your horse can give you a call. At a show or barrel race: we've all seen a horse get loose. Maybe taking off the bridle to put on the halter and the horse takes off; maybe getting loose from being tied at the trailer; maybe a show-stall gate that wasn't latched well enough. Identification on the horse turns a chaotic situation into a phone-call-and-reunion situation.
I.C.E. Products USA's tagline: BE PREPARED • BE REUNITED • PEACE OF MIND IS PRICELESS. Contact Sierra View Ranch General Store, LLC at:
The full FAQ on ManeStay safety, the I.C.E. form Calfire-rating details, and ordering specifics are at IceProducts.net. Per the company, these affordable products make great and meaningful gifts for friends and family who ride.
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