Winter Horse Stable Blanket, Heavy Weight 300g Fill, 420 Denier

Warm, secure stable comfort that fits comfortably and stays where it belongs

SKU: 35-1510-BK-70
$129.99

Color: Black
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Pickup available at Mount Hope - Warehouse

Usually ready in 2-4 days

Description

Keep your horse warm, comfortable and clean with the Weaver Equine stable blanket, a reliable cold-weather essential designed specifically for indoor protection. Crafted from durable 420-denier material with a quilted finish, this blanket balances warmth and breathability to maintain comfort through the coldest months. The 300-gram polyester fiber fill delivers dependable insulation without creating unnecessary bulk, while the smooth 70-denier lining helps protect the coat from rubs and maintains a sleek appearance. A form-fitting, contoured cut helps prevent shifting along the spine, and a secure closure system ensures a snug fit during rest or movement. Ideal for horses stabled in chilly barns or traveling in cooler weather, this stable blanket provides consistent warmth, long-lasting wear and the trusted quality you expect from Weaver Equine.

  • Durable 420-denier shell: Tough outer material resists wear for reliable indoor use
  • 301 g medium-heavy fill: Delivers steady warmth through cold temperatures without excess bulk
  • Form-fitting design: Helps prevent shifting and reduces pressure along the spine for lasting comfort
  • Secure closure system: Double surcingle front closures, belly strap and leg straps keep blanket in place
  • Smooth 70-denier lining: Protects the coat and minimizes rubs while adding softness inside
  • Stable comfort: Quilted construction provides a cozy, tailored look that stands up to everyday barn life

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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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"Excellent quality and fit, and easy to put on. The only thing I would change is to provide some way to measure what size will fit your horse best, i. e. measure from the base of the mane to the top of the tail (follow arch of the back or not?)."

Becky S. (5/5)

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