Horse Rug Liners are a great way to increase the warmth of your horses rug without the need for another seperate rug.
Less leg straps to do up means less time changing rugs and more time for you to spend doing what you love with your horse!
Our 100g horse rug liners are the perfect addition for most winters. It is suitable for most clipped or unclipped horses during winter and we mainly recommend its use with a 0g or 100g top rug like our Primo Turnout Rug.
Our liner rug features include:
- Smooth nylon lining that's soft against your horses coat.
- Quality quilted fill that's warm and toasty.
- Twin velcro chest closures.
- Velcro tabs near wither to attach to liner compatible rugs.
- Fleece wither padding.
- Rear clips for attachment to top rugs.
- Machine washable on a cold cycle. Line dry in shade.
While these liners are compatible with our Primo Turnout Rug, they can be used with many other brands given their flat front closures, velcro tabs near the wither and leg strap attachment clips.
If you are looking for more warmth or have have clipped horse we recommend the 200g liner.
If your horse really feels the cold you can layer both the 100g and 200g liner to create an ultra warm 300g liner!
They make a great addition to any horses wardrobe for their ease of use, great fit and satin lining.
Liner rugs are fantastic to use in the winter instead of a cotton under rug. We find that many customers purchase two liners so that one can be washed while the other is in use.
Navy with Navy binding.
Also available as a 200g liner rug.
Our 200g liner rugs are Navy with Grey binding so that you can easily tell the difference between liner weights when they're packed away!
Sizes: 5'0 to 6'9.
Fit: Our liner rugs are specifically designed to be a snug fit.
This is to make sure that your liner does not hang below or out the back of the top rug which is the number one cause of wet horses. When under rugs hang out from the top rug they get wet in the rain and very quickly suck that water in and underneath your horses rug making them wet! The same goes for cotton rugs that are too large.
The model is a reasonably solidly built 16.3hh horse and is wearing a 6'6 size rug and liner.
