Firstly and on cue we have Max dropping a fresh poo!

With this so ever so courteously provided the Corsair Survivor GT was placed into it and left for 45 minutes.

Once that had be completed; Zeus decided to douse the area with a huge output of urine, anyone witnessing a horse passing water will know that it is a substantial amount and can smell somewhat.   With Zeus obliging, the Corsair Survivor GT was flung back into the heap and left for another 30 minutes.

Animals are curious and on seeing this item appearing in his mess Zeus then decided to paw it about a little for 5 minutes.   Now a 16.1HH horse weighing in at just under 750KG with a rather large hoof (approx 8” or 20cm) with a ½ horse shoe of solid steel which exerts a substantial amount of pressure!  For those of you who wish to do the maths…….

Once more Corsair Survivor GT passed this unexpected test – a small fine scratch was to be found on the casing from the horse shoe.  

Otherwise - no other foreseen damage so far.

Deciding enough was enough it was time to take the unit back to the office and see if it survived all of the above!    Though before popping it back into my pocket an old bucket of drinking water was used to wash off the item to see if it stood up to the waterproof test.

An hour later it was removed, dried off and put into a few famous baby wipes for the journey back.   A bit of dampness we can put up with though the last thing needed was my pocket to smell!