Rambo® 300 Gram Blanket Liner
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Dressage Extensions
Rambo® 300 Gram Blanket Liner
The Rambo® 300 Gram Blanket Liner attaches easily to the Rambo® Duo. Moderate fill compared to the 100 gram liner, this horse blanket liner allow you to customize your Rambo® blanket's warmth depending on the weather. Each liner has an outer nylon shell, nylon lining, single front strap and attachment devices at the neck and tail strap.
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Rambo® Blanket Liners attach easily to the Rambo® Duo, Originals with Leg Arches™ and the Rambo® Supreme. Each has an outer nylon shell, nylon lining, single front strap and attachment devices at the neck and tail strap. 300 grams of fill.
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How to Check the Fit of a Blanket or Sheet
- Place the blanket/sheet on your horse and fasten the chest closure. A good fit allows fabric at the chest to overlap and the fastener to be adjusted near the middle. With the chest fastened, the tail seam should sit exactly where you want the garment to end.
- You should be able to slide your hand under the blanket all around the neck opening and over the withers with your horse's head in grazing position and when raised. If the opening is too large, your horse could get a foot caught, and it may rub your horse's shoulders. If the opening is too small, the blanket will pull or rub the withers, mane or points of the shoulders or tug at the base of the neck.
- Adjust belly surcingles/belly band next so that you can slide only one flat hand between the strap and your horse's belly. Looser straps can allow a horse's leg to get tangled while lying down or rolling; tight straps can make the blanket rub.
- If the blanket has a tail strap, it should be adjusted so that you have about a hand's width between the strap and the horse.
- If the blanket has leg straps, pass the left strap through the horse's hind legs and clip it to the d-ring on the left side of the blanket. Cross the right leg strap through the left leg strap and clip it to the d-ring on the right side. These straps should be adjusted so that you can fit only one hand's width between the strap and the inside of the horse's leg. If they are too long and hang down to the horse's hocks, then a leg can become entangled. If the straps are too short, they may inhibit movement and chafe the tender insides of the gaskin or groin area.
- With fastenings done, stand back and look at the overall effect of the clothing on your horse. The shoulders of the blanket should not be stretched or tight over your horse's shoulders, yet the blanket should not appear to sag or look too large either. The hem should not hang at or below the horse's knees.
How to Measure Your Horse and Fit your Blanket
The fit of your blanket is extremely important to the comfort of your horse. Improperly fitting blankets can cause rubbing and slippage. To find blanket size, measure distance from center of the chest, across the point of the shoulder, and to the center of the tail. Many blankets are sized in two or three inch increments, so choose the closest size available.
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Care of Your Blanket
Blankets should be cleaned annually. First, remove excess dirt with a brush or hose, then wash by hand or on a delicate cool water cycle. Use very mild soap. Allow to drip dry. Do not put blankets in the dryer as this will damage the waterproof coating and void any warranties.
For individual size charts and meaurements, please refer to the "Size Guide" link that appears on the product page.
The fit of your blanket is extremely important to the comfort of your horse. Improperly fitting blankets can cause rubbing and slippage. To find blanket size, measure distance from center of the chest, across the point of the shoulder, and to the center of the tail. Many blankets are sized in two or three inch increments, so choose the closest size available.
Click Here for more information.
Care of Your Blanket
Blankets should be cleaned annually. First, remove excess dirt with a brush or hose, then wash by hand or on a delicate cool water cycle. Use very mild soap. Allow to drip dry. Do not put blankets in the dryer as this will damage the waterproof coating and void any warranties.
For individual size charts and meaurements, please refer to the "Size Guide" link that appears on the product page.
