Première All Year 600D waterproof sheet with nylon lining
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Première unlined waterproof sheet: it protects against rain and wind. The outer layer is made of waterproof-coated 600D ripstop polyester with heat-sealed seams. The lining is nylon. Zinc hardware with a chrome finish.
✨ Key features
- ✔ Lightweight nylon lining
- ✔ Waterproof rating: 3,000 mm; breathable and windproof
- ✔ 600D ripstop outer layer: snags do not run
- ✔ No back seam: nothing rubs against the spine
- ✔ Adjustable double chest closure with quick-release clips and hook-and-loop fastener
- ✔ Freedom-of-movement pleats and adjustable crossed surcingles
- ✔ Elastic, adjustable and removable leg straps
- ✔ Rounded tail flap
📋 Technical specifications
- Type: unlined waterproof sheet
- Outer layer: 600D ripstop polyester, waterproof coating, heat-sealed seams
- Lining: nylon
- Hardware: zinc with a chrome finish
- Waterproof rating: 3,000 mm — Breathability: 3,000 g/m²/24 h — Windproof
- Back: no back seam
- Closure: two adjustable chest straps, quick-release clips and hook-and-loop fastener
- Adjustable crossed surcingles
- Elastic, adjustable and removable leg straps
- Tail flap: rounded
- Sizes (back length): 110 cm / 115 cm / 125 cm / 130 cm / 135 cm / 145 cm / 155 cm / 165 cm
- Color: Dress blue
🐎 Why choose this product?
A waterproof sheet is not a cold-weather blanket: without filling, it keeps out rain and wind but does not provide warmth. It is ideal for an unclipped horse living outdoors—the horse keeps its coat for warmth, while the sheet prevents it from getting soaked. ⚠️ For a clipped horse or in very cold weather, filling is required.
🧴 Care instructions
Brush the sheet when dry rather than washing it too often: each wash damages the waterproof coating. ⚠️ Do not use fabric softener, as it clogs the breathable membrane. After a few seasons, a re-waterproofing product for technical textiles will restore its water-repellent properties. ⚠️ The stated size is the back length: measure your horse from the withers to the base of the tail, along the spine. A sheet that is too short pulls on the shoulders and rubs the withers; one that is too long shifts around and the horse may catch its feet in it.
