Turnout rugs

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  • Amigo Ripstop Turnout 900D 50 g rug
    From 84,95 €
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  • Highneck Yukon 600D 100g rug
    From 96,95 €
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  • Therma Pro+ turnout rug with neck
    From 99,95 €
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  • Innsbruck 100g turnout rug
    114,91 €
  • Highneck turnout rug
    From 119,95 €
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  • HKM foal turnout rug
    From 59,95 €
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  • HKM rug
    From 119,95 €
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  • HKM 300g turnout rug with neck
    From 109,96 €
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  • HKM highneck rug
    From 116,95 €
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  • HKM highneck turnout rug
    89,95 €
  • HKM rug with neck
    From 129,95 €
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What makes a good turnout rug

A field rug must stay waterproof, let sweat escape and resist snags. The strength of the outer fabric is measured in denier: 600D for a calm horse, 900D or 1200D for a horse that plays or lives in a group. Ripstop weave, as on the Amigo, stops a small tear from spreading.

Fitting it properly

The cross surcingles under the belly are adjusted so that a flat hand fits underneath. The leg straps cross between the hind legs, so that the rug does not slip round when the horse rolls. At the front, the chest fastening should not press on the point of the shoulder. If it rubs, a chest protector prevents broken hairs.

Neck, highneck or standard

A neck cover protects the whole neck from rain and wind; a highneck comes a little higher than a standard cut, without covering the whole neck. In the field in bad weather, a model with a neck keeps the horse cleaner and drier.

Care and repair

Brush the rug once dry, and wash it at the end of the season with a product that preserves its waterproofing. A tear is quick to repair before it gets bigger: our workshop in Saint-Lô repairs and washes rugs. See also our guide which rug for which temperature.

Frequently asked questions about turnout rugs

What fill weight for winter?

For an unclipped horse, 100 to 200 g is often enough. For a clipped, older or cold-sensitive horse, 300 g or more. Two rugs of different weights let you keep up with the weather.

How do I measure for size?

Measure from the centre of the chest to the point of the buttock, passing over the shoulder. The size is often given in centimetres and in feet (6’0, 6’3…).

My rug is no longer waterproof, what should I do?

Washing it with a suitable reproofing product can restore some of its waterproofing. If the fabric is torn, have it repaired before putting it back out in the field.

Should the rug be taken off every day?

Yes, check every day that the horse is not too warm, that the rug is not rubbing at the shoulders or withers, and that it has not slipped round.