Judi Shutz, Fowlerville, MI

“…my saddle is covered, the rear end of my horse is covered, I am
covered, including my legs…”

I have had, probably, six raincoats, ponchos or whatever else was supposed
to keep the rain off me. The wonderful Outback coat took up too much room
tied to my saddle, and started to leak where it wrinkled, after being tied
to the saddle a while. The poncho blew up and my legs and arms were
soaked. The rubber coat and pants were hotter than heck, then along came
Muddy Creek’s raincoats.

How I wish I had had one when I was sitting in Luzerne camp, waiting to
leave, looking at hail piling up on my horse’s mane. The trails were
running water like creeks that day, and I was totally soaked. My reins
were so slick, my horse kept pulling them out of my hands, and that rain
cloud stayed right over me all day.

That never happens with my Muddy Creek coat. There is so much fabric in
it my saddle is covered, the rear end of my horse is covered, I am
covered, including my legs, which is not to be believed. I tell everyone I
know, who trail rides, they need one of these raincoats; they are
wonderful.