A no-fill shell for warm, wet days when a horse still needs cover, not warmth

Horses that run warm, live in a milder climate, or are already rugged underneath can overheat in a heavy fill. A lightweight rug sheds rain without trapping heat against the coat.

Yes. Waterproofing comes from the fabric's coating rather than its weight, so a lighter rug stays rainproof while remaining more breathable than a heavyweight winter blanket.

In a mild climate or for a hardy native breed, often yes. For a colder yard, it works better layered with a fleece or liner underneath than relied on as the sole winter rug.

Both add little or no warmth, but a 0g turnout rug is a solid waterproof fabric for rain, while a fly sheet is an open mesh built to keep insects off in summer. Don't use one in place of the other.

Not always, but a compatible liner lets you add warmth on a colder night without buying a separate heavyweight rug, which suits changeable weather better than a single fixed fill weight.

A rug-cycle wash with non-bio detergent and no softener, followed by reproofing spray once water stops beading on the surface, keeps a lightweight coating working properly.

Return the unused rug with its packaging under our standard returns policy for an exchange or refund.

Measure from the centre of the chest, along the side, to the point of the buttock, in a straight line rather than over the curve of the body. That figure in inches is the rug size; this listing is sized 6ft3". If your horse falls between sizes, size up rather than down.

Delivery cost and an estimated timescale for your address are calculated at checkout, before you pay, so there are no surprises. Free UK delivery applies on qualifying order values, shown at checkout.

Yes. Return it unused, with the original packaging where possible, in line with our returns policy, and we'll arrange an exchange or refund.