
Equinavia Norse 600 Denier Full Neck Turnout Blanket 200g
Product Details
Full Coverage for Wet Chilly Weather!
- Durable 600D ripstop outer shell
- 200g fill for medium-weight warmth
- Integrated full neck with hook-and-loop closures
- Adjustable hook-and-snap front closure
- Shoulder gusset for freedom of movement
- Rubber reinforcement at shoulder pressure point
- 210D poly taffeta anti-static lining
- Adjustable cross surcingles
- Adjustable leg straps included
- Plastic-coated tail cord included
The Equinavia Norse Full Neck Turnout Blanket 200g combines dependable coverage with medium-weight insulation for colder days and changing winter conditions. A rugged 600D ripstop outer shell and integrated full neck help provide extended protection, with hook-and-loop neck closures for an adjustable, secure fit. The hook-and-snap front closure is complemented by shoulder gussets for easier movement and rubber reinforcement at the shoulder pressure points for added durability. A smooth 210D poly taffeta anti-static lining completes the interior, while adjustable cross surcingles, leg straps, and a plastic-coated tail cord help maintain a secure fit during turnout.
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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