The eQuick eVysor Mirrored Rainbow is an eye protector for horses designed to combine a physical barrier in front of the eyes with effective filtering of light and UV radiation. The mirrored Rainbow lens has a light transmission of 19.85% and belongs to filter category 2, which means it allows a limited amount of light through and reduces a large proportion of incoming sunlight. The lens is designed to reduce glare and provide the horse with a clear and comfortable field of vision during use.
The eVysor acts as a shield against wind, dust, dirt, insects, branches and other flying particles, while still allowing the horse to see clearly. The Mirrored Rainbow lens is adapted for outdoor use in moderate to strong light conditions and is suitable for training, competition and longer periods outside. With its relatively low light transmission, Mirrored Rainbow provides more light reduction than Mirrored Blue and Mirrored Green, but is not as dark as the Darker version, making it an option when the horse needs clear sun protection without choosing the darkest lens.
The manufacturer also recommends Mirrored Rainbow for horses with increased light sensitivity, for example in connection with uveitis, recurrent uveitis (ERU), photosensitivity, headshaking, cataracts or certain eye issues. In these cases, the eVysor functions as a complementary physical and light-filtering protection and does not replace veterinary treatment. In the event of eye disease, infection or injury, use should always be in consultation with a veterinarian.
- Horse eye protector from eQuick with mirrored Rainbow lens
- Light transmission 19.85% and filter category 2
- Adapted for moderate to strong light for outdoor use, training, competition and longer turnout
- Protects against UV radiation, glare, wind, insects, dust, dirt and flying particles
- Provides more light reduction than Mirrored Blue and Mirrored Green, but is lighter than the Darker version
- Recommended as a complement for horses with increased light sensitivity, in consultation with a veterinarian
