Cinch Net with new Cinch Strap

Our new Cinch Strap makes the cinch net even easier to use. It took 1 person 3 minutes to put the net on this round bale. This feeder reduces waste by as much as 55%! They are available on our website www.cinchchix.com

[@JimsEquipmentShed]

We laid ours on its side to keep the horses from rolling the bale off from our pallet. We love the net so far, its working great!

[@BlackKettleRanch]

Dang, you're strong.

[@kep8814]

Can you still pick up the bale with the tractor spear and place it in a feeder with the net on?

[@christikapels2613]

Won't the hay net rot faster being under the bale?

[@lindaelmenhorst1742]

I am wanting a hay net to replace an old metal round bale ring that is on it's last legs. I don't want the slow the feeding process down put be able to save hay from wasting and this seems like a much safer alternative to a metal hay ring. What size is the biggest opening you can get for horses and it seems like the small openings would be more likely to injure teeth and gums than larger openings and also get holes chewed in it easier.

[@HayChix]

Hey Linda! Thank you for writing. If you aren't going to use a feeder around the net, I would recommend the 13/4" original as our 21/2" would be too large of openings for them to get a hoof caught in without a feeder.

[@molldoll867]

Would it fit a large square bale?

[@HayChix]

Yes, our large bale 6' net will fit large squares & rounds!

[@MuddyCowboy91]

Interesting product.

[@pbp469]

That little keeper is different than what I received...

[@HayChix]

This is a very old video from when we first started :) We've since updated the closure to make it easier to use!

[@pbp469]

@@HayChix is there a video showing the new closure?

[@HayChix]

absolutely! @@pbp469 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqvalJpjgpmhhcU

[@TheOutFitPropertyMaint.]

How can I get three??

[@HayChix]

Hey There. You can head over to our website cinchchix. com and they are on our products page. They are on sale right now through the end of the week. Thanks!

[@CH68301]

That is not a big bale.... I can not roll my bales around like that.

[@teresaholman8115]

Depends on what kind of hay it is...coastal bermuda is very light and we can roll them even though they are large in size they are not heavy.

[@lindaelmenhorst1742]

I know! Our bales are 6 X 6 and it takes all my husband and I have to roll the dang thing. We have a skid steer to move it I am thinking it would be easier to put it on while its on the skid steer and cinch it up once its in place.