Première All Year 600D 150 g Outdoor Rug
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Outdoor blanket from Première’s All Year collection, filled with 150 g of polyfill. Zinc hardware with a chrome finish. Waterproof to 3,000 mm, breathable at 3,000 g/m² per 24 hours, and windproof.
✨ Key features
- ✔ 150 g polyfill filling
- ✔ Waterproof to 3,000 mm, breathable, and windproof
- ✔ No back seam: nothing rubs against the spine
- ✔ Adjustable double chest closure with snap hooks and Velcro
- ✔ Shoulder gussets
- ✔ Adjustable crossed surcingles
- ✔ Elastic, adjustable, and removable leg straps
- ✔ Rounded tail flap
📋 Technical specifications
- Type: outdoor blanket
- Filling: 150 g polyfill
- Hardware: zinc with a chrome finish
- Waterproofing: 3,000 mm — Breathability: 3,000 g/m²/24 h — Windproof
- Back: no back seam
- Closure: adjustable double chest strap, snap hooks, and Velcro
- 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?
Fill weight is the amount of filling, in grams per square metre: it is what provides warmth. As a general guide: 0 to 50 g for basic rain protection, 100 to 150 g for transitional seasons, 200 to 300 g for winter, and more for a clipped horse or one that lives outdoors. A horse that sweats under its blanket is too hot: it is better for the fill weight to be slightly insufficient than for the horse to become soaked in sweat.
🧴 Care instructions
Brush the blanket when dry rather than washing it too often: every 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 can restore its water repellency. ⚠️ The indicated size is the back length: measure your horse from the withers to the base of the tail, along the spine. A blanket that is too short pulls on the shoulders and rubs the withers; one that is too long shifts around and may cause the horse to catch its feet in it.
