Derby House Elite Pony Combo Neck EZ Clip Channel Quilt Blanket Liner - 200 grams fill
Product Details
Breathable Warm Blanket Liner!
This liner can be used alongside any waterproof turnout blanket when the weather drops, preventing you from needing to buy multiple blankets each season, saving you money and space in the tack room. The Elite liner has 200g of breathable fill and is a useful addition to any turnout blanket when the weather becomes cooler. It is easily attached to the outer blanket by snapping the trigger clips to both rear leg D Rings to keep the liner in place and make blanketing a breeze. The cut of the 210 denier liner is neat, meaning it comfortably fits underneath the turnout blanket without excess bulk. The shoulder gusset allows for freedom of movement and the chest fastens securely with Velcro tabs for minimal bulk.
Black/Cool Grey.
Features
- Breathable channel quilting.
- Integrated combo neck.
- 200 grams polyfil.
- Double touch tape neck.
- 210 denier liner.
- Double front touch tape.
- Shoulder gussets.
- Touch tape at withers to attach to top blanket/sheet.
- Trigger clips in rear to attach to Top blanket/sheet.
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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