Equinavia Nevada 1200 Denier Adjustable Neck Turnout Sheet

I first bought an Equinavia 600D turnout sheet in a 75" but it is a smidge too small for my gelding, who is 15.2hh at 3yo and still growing. I ordered the 1200D in a 78" which is too big for him, but I have hope that he will grow into it as he matures. As for the sheet itself, I haven't used the 1200D yet, but I've used the 600D multiple times and it's held up great! Keeps my gelding clean and dry in the rain and holds up nicely to his shenanigans. I'm confident the 1200D will be even better, since it has a higher denier rating. For now, I'll be using the 75" as a rain sheet and the 78" with a 200g liner if needed. Other random things I like about these sheets: reflective accents, adjustable neck strap (for the 1200D), and tail cords with plastic tubes. For size reference: I have a 3yo Mustang that measures to 15.2hh and string tests to 16-16.1hh; he is on the thicker side, I suspect with some draft influence. The 75" fits him nicely, but it is a smidge too short (the tail flap doesn't cover his entire booty), but it fits him well enough that I'll be able to use it this winter. The 78" was definitely big on him, but I was able to adjust it with the neck straps to sit a little better on him; it'll be my backup sheet for now, until he grows into it. Long story short: I definitely recommend Equinavia sheets/blankets!