Horze Nevada 1200 Denier Mid Weight Turnout Blanket - 200 grams Fill
Product Details
Waterproof And Breathable!
When a lightweight sheet is too thin and a traditional turnout blanket is too heavy, your horse needs a mid-weight layer like the Horze Nevada Medium Weight Turnout Blanket. This blanket is ideal protection for mild winter weather. Designed with wide gussets that allow enough range of motion to make frolicking in the snow or taking an early morning roll easy and effortless for your horse. This secure fitting blanket features a double front buckle with quick snap closures and double surcingle's to keep the blanket in place. Priced well, this turnout will be a welcome addition to your horse's blanket collection when the weather is unpredictable in late fall or early spring.
Urban Chic mint green, plaid print.
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Features
- Waterproof and breathable.
- 200 grams fill.
- 1200 ripstop outer shell.
- Contoured neck.
- Double front buckle closure with quick-snaps.
- Shoulder gussets.
- Low cross surcingles.
- Adjustable leg straps.
- Large tail flap.
- Plaid print.
Measuring For a Horse
Blanket
Have your horse stand still (if possible!) on flat, level ground.
Measure from the center of your horse's chest
around the shoulder at the widest part, to the center of the tail. This measurement is easiest to obtain with a soft fabric measuring
tape.
This measurement - in inches - is your blanket size.
We ship worldwide from our warehouse located in Harrington, Delaware. We ship via UPS or the United States Postal Service whenever possible. Shipment time varies from 1-7 business days, depending on your proximity to Delaware.
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