Première 600D 200 g turnout blanket with neck cover
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Première 200 g turnout rug. The outer fabric is 600D ripstop polyester with a waterproof coating and heat-sealed seams. The lining combines 50/50 polyester-cotton and 190T nylon at the chest and lower section. Zinc hardware with a chrome finish. It features an integrated neck cover secured with hook-and-loop fasteners.
✨ Key features
- ✔ 200 g polyfill insulation
- ✔ Integrated neck cover with hook-and-loop fasteners
- ✔ Waterproof rating of 3,000 mm, breathable and windproof
- ✔ Ripstop fabric: snags do not run
- ✔ Double chest fastening with quick-release clips and hook-and-loop fasteners
- ✔ Shoulder gussets, adjustable crossed surcingles
- ✔ Elastic, adjustable and detachable leg straps
- ✔ Rounded tail flap
- ✔ No back seam: nothing rubs against the spine
📋 Technical specifications
- Type: turnout rug
- Insulation: 200 g polyfill
- Outer: 600D ripstop polyester, waterproof coating, heat-sealed seams
- Lining: 50/50 polyester-cotton, 190T nylon at the chest and lower section
- Hardware: zinc with a chrome finish
- Waterproof rating: 3,000 mm — Breathability: 3,000 g/m²/24 h — Windproof
- Neck: integrated neck cover with hook-and-loop fasteners
- Back: no back seam
- Fastening: two adjustable chest straps with quick-release clips and hook-and-loop fasteners
- Adjustable crossed surcingles
- Elastic, adjustable and detachable leg straps
- Tail flap: rounded
- Sizes (back length): 110 cm / 115 cm / 125 cm / 130 cm / 135 cm / 145 cm / 155 cm / 165 cm
- Colours: green-gables / bright-cobalt
🐎 Why choose this product?
A neck cover protects the area left exposed by the rug: the neck and head opening, where rain gets in first. For a clipped horse or one that lives outdoors, it helps prevent the horse from being dry on the back but soaked at the front. The fill weight is the amount of insulation, 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 weather, 200 to 300 g for winter, and more for a clipped horse or one that lives outdoors. A horse that sweats under its rug is too warm: it is better to use slightly less insulation than leave the horse wet with sweat.
🧴 Care instructions
Brush the rug 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 reproofing product for technical fabrics can restore the water-repellent finish. ⚠️ The stated size is the back length: measure your horse from the withers to the base of the tail, along the spine. A rug 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.
